Green Wedding – Wedding Ecological

Marriage is the tomb of love? Maybe, but it sure is the tomb of the environment! On average, to celebrate the wedding, we produce about 7.5 tons of carbon dioxide. To combat environmental pollution produced by marriages is the new trend called ” green wedding “, ” marriage sustainable. ” Let’s see what it is.

Before we delve into the sustainable strategies implemented by a green wedding, we can see what are the critical points of a conventional marriage environmental.

• Heating or air conditioning, the Church up to the restaurant.
• The use of extra water for cleaning dishes and structure for the reception.
• Mobility wild: implementing the guests of trips by car to reach the place of marriage.
• The honeymoon.
• Calls on printed paper.
• The dress that you will only use once.

The green wedding is a sustainable reinterpretation of conventional marriage. Of course, the couple will not have to give up the marriage not to pollute but there is something you can do because the ecological choice will make the wedding cheaper!

During the wedding, the largest source of pollution is dictated from their honeymoon, the better to travel ethically. As we have seen from the above list, it is not only the honeymoon to cause damage to the environment but also the invitation of investments and dining to strongly affect the organization. Of course, if the future spouses do not want to give up the traditional ” participation ” in print, we cannot ask him to simply send a simple email, but we can invite them to choose recycled paper, low labor costs.

Too often, the restaurant where you celebrate the new married couple, it is very far from the church where the marriage took place. Better optimize the distances and carry more considered choices. A wedding may include the use of eco-friendly disposable tableware to ensure water conservation. Even in this case, the selection of recyclable materials is the most recommended.

Everything can be organized taking an ethical point of view. From the choice of the bouquet to the dress, perhaps preferring a simple dress that does not end its life cycle with the day of the wedding.

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