If you are keen on having an environment-friendly wedding, one of the things you can do is rather than send paper invitations, why not send virtual ones? They don’t have to be el cheapo or el crap-o…there are stylish virtual wedding invitations out there that you can help you design your invitations to send to your guests.
One of the sites I found that does this really well is Paperless Post.
All you need to do is DESIGN (customize online invitations and announcements)
Next is you DELIVER personalized envelopes to your guests’ inboxes (email, that is!)
Right after delivering it, you MONITOR as guests …read more

If you’re attending an obviously green wedding, make sure you know the appropriate etiquette as a guest. Valeria Weber of Examiner gives us a couple of tips that we must consider:
Green Wedding Etiquette Tip #1: Common Courtesy
The first and most obvious green wedding etiquette tip is common sense: if you’re a smoker at a green wedding and simply can’t drop the habit for a few hours, then make sure to take your smoke far, far away from the other guests. This means no smoking in common areas or near anyone else if it’s an outdoor wedding. If you’re a girl …read more

If you’re looking to have a more environment-friendly wedding, the best way to get started is to go through each item in your wedding checklist and see what green alternatives you can do.
Diamonds – It is good to know that while diamonds are a girl’s best friend, it is also considered ‘green’. See? Diamond engagement and wedding rings for eco-friendliness? check
Wedding Ceremony & Venue – Go local. Having a destination wedding is obviously not being environment-friendly as it involves flying by plane. If you also choose the locations of the ceremony and venue close to where the majority of your …read more