The average wedding produces 400 lbs of garbage, and one of the biggest contributors to this shocking figure is food waste. According to a Sainsbury study, 10% of all wedding food ends up going straight to a landfill after your event. Food waste isn’t the only culprit when it comes to waste at weddings, ingredients traveling far distances, single-use plastics, and food with a high carbon footprint are all contributors to the 63 tons of CO2 produced at the...

On the hunt for eco-friendly wedding flower alternatives for your big day? It is no secret that the wedding flower industry can be incredibly wasteful. While wedding flowers add beauty to your special day, things like pesticides, plastics, and international shipping take a toll on our planet and the environment. Whether you are simply looking to add a unique flower-free touch to your wedding, searching for a budget-friendly flower alternative, or hoping to have a more eco-friendly, sustainable celebration,...

Did you know that according to “The Green Bride Guide” the average wedding produces 400 lbs of garbage and 63 tons of CO2?! If you are looking to reduce this number and select more eco-friendly wedding flowers when planning your own nuptials, then you’ve come to the right place.  While there are so many steps you can take to make your special day more eco-friendly, today we will be sharing all of our best tips for your flowers! While...

I watched my son play and laugh with critically ill children last night not once questioning why some were unable to walk, were wearing masks or carrying around IV poles. Hide and seek to children is just that…hide and seek. It doesn’t matter what each player looks like, talks like or what condition they are facing. He looked at them as another human and as an equal. He’s 8. Every time I work with people alongside my son I...