It’s that time of year again: wedding season! Here are a few companies helping brides say eco-chic on their big day.
Here are a few tips for going green while wearing white:
The Rings: Make sure you choose conflict free diamonds and recycled gold bands if you aren’t inheriting a family ring. C5 Company, Todd Reed and Brilliant Earth are excellent designers that use recycled gold and raw diamonds thatare responsibly sourced.
The Dress: Check out ANGeLRox, Natural Bridals or Deborah Lindquist for gorgeous bridal collections that are made with organic and eco-friendly fabrics, such as hemp and silk. Heirloom dresses and vintage are also excellent choices and can be a really nice touch for your special day.
For your Bridesmaids: Consider letting each girl pick her own dress in one color. Typically, your bridesmaids will know what works best for themselves and will end up in something very flattering that they can wear again and won’t have to donate (which, of course, is always an option).
And of course, once you’ve gotten all dressed up, and it’s time to dress down:
- Under the Dress: Look to the Oko Box for lovely lines of lingerie for that special night…including the very sassy Enamore line.


I thought you might like to know that my latest book – “How To Get Married In Green” – will be out in North America early August. Readers can already pre-order the book on Amazon.com, and you can read more about it here on the UK Amazon:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Get-Married-Green-Eco-friendly/dp/1845282701/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1195123385&sr=1-1
I have also started an associated blog where readers can post questions about eco-friendly weddings (as comments) and I answer them:
http://www.HowToGetMarriedInGreen.blogspot.com
All good wishes
SUZE
I thought you might like to know that my latest book – “How To Get Married In Green” – will be out in North America early August. Readers can already pre-order the book on Amazon.com, and you can read more about it here on the UK Amazon:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/How-Get-Married-Green-Eco-friendly/dp/1845282701/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1195123385&sr=1-1
I have also started an associated blog where readers can post questions about eco-friendly weddings (as comments) and I answer them:
http://www.HowToGetMarriedInGreen.blogspot.com
All good wishes
SUZE