Go Green Wedding Ideas

The more and more I browse through wedding photos, I see that peacock inspired weddings are becoming ever so popular. The reason for this is that the colors of a peacock are primary colors that work very well with aspects of a wedding. Blues, greens, purples, and violets are all seen in a peacock and are perfect as wedding colors. Read this article

Megan Fox and her new hubby Brian Austin Green gave their ring fingers a workout in Hawaii. showing off their sparkly new wedding bands during a romantic afternoon stroll.

Beautiful, layered wedding invitations featuring eco-luxury papers and unique keepsake embellishments starting at 70¢ for high style at a low price, diy invitation kits or custom printing available

Competition for meeting, convention, event and wedding bookings is stiff these days. Everyone – from the Fortune 500 company CEO to the young couple down the street who just got engaged – is pinching pennies and looking for the best all-around venue for their events.

Weddings are considered the most special day in almost every person’s life. And while they want it to be as memorable and extravagant as ever, it’s better to keep things safe for everyone, especially the environment.

More details on Megan Fox-Brian Austin Green's wedding in Hawaii.

Ecoism, saving the environment and recycling have been societal buzzwords for some time now. But do you ever wonder how the eco-friendly trend relates to the wedding industry, specifically planning a wedding.

Unique bands: Artistic, rustic, organic, unusual, eco-friendly indie or hippie wedding rings. Low cost bohemian couple rings. Cool unisex gold over silver.

Every bride wants to look her best on the day of the wedding and who could blame them? Looking your best means finding the most fabulous dress in your own style. White, cream, peach, blue, long, short, modest, racy — each bride has their own taste, own body type and own eco-style to shop for. There are a number of options out there.

2.5 million weddings a year in the United States, with an average of more than 150 guests each. When you add up all of the stuff that goes into weddings (single-use bleached white dresses, chemically-treated imported flowers, toxic makeup and skin care products, mined gem-based jewelry, individual packets of rice, etc.) you see that the environment