Comments on: A Wedding Gown Giveaway by WedVert!

By: Micaela Mustache

Micaela Mustache — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 21:21:09 +0000

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By: young capone

young capone — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 16:13:26 +0000

If you like violence and action, then Pulp Fiction… if you like romance and drama, Tristan and Isolde

By: young capone

young capone — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 15:55:35 +0000

One of these types of matches a year would be OK on free TV; maybe when they do the Christmas special with the troops. However, if they perform more than that the matches would lose PPV sales.

By: Jularega

Jularega — Sat, 14 Aug 2010 00:41:57 +0000

I am supplying all our guests and bridal party with seeds to plant trees. We are also having our ceremony in Big Lake, AK outdoors on a beautiful lawn with the lake behind us surrounded by trees and flowers

By: Melanie French

Melanie French — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 10:54:18 +0000

Woops! That was just a test run because my computer was not working!!! hehe!!! Hi im Melanie, I have decided to have a fabulous barn wedding in a natural setting. This place is surrounded by mountains and trees and is miles from your nearest neighbour! We have paid for our recycable items after the ceremony to be re-used! I am also going to make little tea-light and flower holders out of recycled jam jars with bark glued around it, these look super gorgeous and fit the theme perfectly!
We are considering taking pieces of recycled material and making them into patch work flower dresses that look vintage…very cute! All food will be organic and the venue is an organic farm. I would love to have hessian material and fruit in old, natural wooden boxes and flowers picked straight from the garden! Good luck to all the green brides…we are truely making a difference, natural is beautiful!

By: Melanie

Melanie — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 10:47:33 +0000

Go GREEN!

By: Amanda Barczyk

Amanda Barczyk — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 17:42:10 +0000

My fiancé and I are planning a Green Wedding. We are making EVERY element eco-friendly but still need to be on a tight budget as I am still in school for social work. Living in Austin Texas we are fortunate enough to have Barr Mansion, an all organic event center where the wedding and reception will be held which will reduce our carbon footprint by not having people travel from one location to the next. The Artisan Ballroom is an ecologically advanced and energy efficient building that was built from the timbers of an old barn from the 1770s. For save the date cards, we will also be sending out postcard and are still searching for ones on recycled paper. We were going to forgo save the date cards entirely but we need a way to guide our guests to our wedding website. On our wedding website we are encouraging people to RSVP online so we will reduce waste and not have to send out as many invitations. However, for those guests who want an invitation we have chosen tree-free ones that are gorgeous. Our website also provides guests with tips on how they too can be green including not purchasing new clothing to wear at the wedding as it is likely no one even saw the dress/suite they wore at their friend Sally’s wedding! Or, for the shopaholics, we are encouraging them to buy clothes from a thrift shop or clothing made with eco-friendly materials. We are also organizing car pools for our guests. I have chosen to use silk flowers for my bouquet so that after the wedding I can put them in a vase and enjoy them for a lifetime. We will not be using centerpieces but rather will spread some rose pedals (the same ones the flower girls will use) which will be purchased through Barr Mansions who buys them from the only national organic wholesaler in the US. No other decorations will be used as the garden where the wedding will take place is beautiful enough! As favors, my fiancé will be collecting spare pieces of wood (he is an acoustic guitar maker) and will be wood burning our guests names into them. We will then drill a hole on top and sting through hemp string for our guests to keep. We are now looking for eco-friendly attire which is how I came across this website. My fiancé will either be renting a suite or buying a hemp one as will the groomsmen. I have been searching for the perfect wedding dress that will fit my budget and am in LOVE with your dresses! I would be so happy to wear one on my wedding day and complete our dream of having a wedding that will not harm the environment or our budge. I PROMISS to donate it afterwards as I know that people will continue to enjoy it! Thank you for considering me

By: Rosa Percell

Rosa Percell — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:33:14 +0000

Rosa Says
Green is Very Good!! Me and my husband ae redoing our vows after a bad breakup. Thank God we are working it out. So to that means we have purchased a home on a one acre lot. We are planning a garden, but mostly wish to reforrest the upper back half of the property. We plan to have our ceramony on the property. We understand that the tree that grow here are a nut tree, very progressive and need little help to do there thing. We have laso disccovered that to help simply relocate the nut seed. We plan to use the nuts as like a rose pedal. Let my grandbaby throw them far and wide. As long as no one gets hurt. You ask how would a forrest or trees be used in the wedding. I submit that a outdoor wedding with nut seed as rose pedals fits the bill well for us. Although we are already maried I hope you will concider us,