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Kate Harrison (environmentalist and Green Wedding Veteran) is a bride’s best friend. She offers hundreds of eco-friendly choices and encouragement to eco-conscious couples to make their event more sustainable. Kate is delightfully engaging, sincere, fun, committed and realistic! She encourages couples to “Say “I do” and Save The Planet”… and she offers creative and money saving tips, as well as resources, to plan your big day and celebrate in style. Check out... Recent Posts
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“Botanists estimate there are more than 240,000 types of flowering plants on Earth.” (Most people can recognize thousands of logos of products yet cannot identity even a dozen local plant specimens.) However, as sensual human beings, we are attracted to the majesty of each...Green Wedding Awareness...
“Did you know the average wedding produces 63 tons of CO2 and 400-600 pounds of trash? The impact on the planet is substantial. The goal of the Greener Weddings Awareness campaign in April is to educate engaged couples about the importance of making eco-friendly choices in the...Enjoy life… It...
“Do not hire a man who does your work for money, but him who does it for the love of it.” Henry David Thoreau I absolutely love weddings. My vocation is my passion- lucky, lucky me. I love getting to know the bride and groom. I love designing the “perfect” bouquet....Hope is the thing with ...
As we enter a brand new year one with hope and anticipation, this favorite poem from Emily Dickinson says it for me… Hope is the thing with feathers That perches in the soul, And sings the tune without words, And never stops at all, And the sweetest in the gale is heard; And sore...
