Try Dried Flowers
Brie’s Honeybees & Flowers says, Use dried flower bouquets, boutonnieres and flower crowns. They don’t have to be in water the day of your wedding, which keeps things earth friendly, and you can keep them after the wedding! This is perfect for destination weddings because they can be shipped or for fall weddings that feel a bit more rustic.
Florals by Brie’s Honeybees & Flowers, Photo by Sara Weir
Substitute paper goods with reusable items
Ceremonially Plant a Tree
TOAST Santa Barbara says, Rather than lighting a candle together, or combining sand, one of our couples decided to ceremonially plant a tree together as the start of their marriage! I LOVE this idea and think it’s a great inspiration.
Encourage guests to plant trees & flowers by offering seeds or succulents as favors!
Design by Couture Events, Photo by CJ Photography
Design by Amy Abbott Events, Photo by Ana and Jerome
Design by Honey Fitz Events, Photo by Anna Delores Photography
Bluebird Productions says, Put a little extra thought into decor to reduce waste! Would live plants supplement cut flowers nicely with your design? Can you use soy wax candles? A lovely linen using natural fibers versus manufactured fibers will reduce your carbon footprint as well.
Design by Consider more water conscious plants, such as succulents
Floral design by Krista Jon, Rentals by Archive Rentals, Trista Lerit Photography
Photo by Love Me Do Photography
I love the idea of using dried flowers! This post is so helpful! 🙂
So many cool ideas!
Great ideas! Thanks!
Love the idea of guests taking home seeds to plant!
Exactly! Start of a new life for everyone involved.
No problem 🙂 We’re here to help!
Hope you got some major inspo!
Pretty, yet eco-friendly!