Style News Weekly Reads. This week the style news network welcomes yet another great blog. Who Wore That, a great celebrity fashion style blog. Look below to read more from the Style News Network.
Rihanna and Her Shades ( Sunglasses)- who wore that
Fall 2009 Makeup Collections- image and style news
Teen Celebrity Fashion Look of the Emma Watson- teen trends and tips
Nicole Richie Maternity Line-fashion looks
Taylor Swift Hairstyles and Makeup Looks- hairstyles 53
Homecoming 2009 Hairstyles- hairstyle news blog
Lindsay Lohan As Marilyn Monroe-celebrity red carpet style
Dior Jazz Club Collection- glowing skincare news
Fall 2009 Makeup Trends-addicted to lipstick
2009 Fall John Galliano Shoe Collection- real women-wear heels
Inverted Bob Haircuts-image and style news blog
Heidi Montag Pratt Handbag Style-handbag style news
Ciara's New Pixie Haircut- celebrity red carpet style
Solange Joins Shaved Hair Trend- celebrity red carpet style
Fall 2009 Teen Fashion Trends-gossipy girlz
Fall 2009 Hairstyles-hairstyles 53
Selena Gomez New Bob Haircut-gossipy girlz
Vera Wang Fall 2009 Wedding Dress Collection-wedding 53
Fall Hair Trends for 2009-trendy hairstyles 4 me
Fashion Trend Watch Gym Shoes with Dresses-teen trends and tips
Fall Fashion Trend Screen Tees-fashion looks
Kanye West Louis Vuitton Sneakers-real women wear heels
Fall 2009 Handbag Trends-handbag style news
2009 Fall Haircuts-image and style news
Celebrities Wearing Body Suit Trend ( Leotard Trend)-celebrity red carpet style
Fall 2009 Yves Saint Laurent Collection- glowing skin care news
Mac Dazzleglass Cremes Collection-addicted to lipstick
How to Make Your Wedding A Green Wedding (Earth Friendly Wedding Tips)-woodva weddings
How To Create the Perfect Ponytail- hairdos 1
Ciara Hairstyles and Hair Trends- image and style news blog
2009 fall fashion trends- image and style news
Friday, July 31, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
How to Make Your Wedding A Green Wedding (Earth Friendly Wedding Tips)
How to Make Your Wedding A Green Wedding (Earth Friendly Wedding Tips). Many people these days love going green and your wedding should be no exception. Look below to learn great tips for making your wedding earth friendly.
Use plants as centerpieces. It’s just a fact of life that cut flowers die quickly. So, why waste hundreds or thousands of them when you could use a plant that could live indefinitely? Just like with cut floral arrangements, you can go as big or as small as you want to, from little white cups of wheatgrass to giant orchids. Then, after the wedding you can keep them all for your home, or give them away to guests.
Don’t throw things. Uncooked rice is bad for birds. And if you’ve ever opened a holiday card from an overzealous aunt, then you know that glitter and confetti are bad for everyone. Even bubbles leave a sticky residue. So why not forego all these problems and just hand out hankies for everyone to wave, instead? They’re quaint, sweet, and totally reusable.
Go draft or keg for beer. I’m not saying you should turn your wedding into a frat party or anything, but if you’re serving beer, what’s the point of wasting all those bottles? Yes, of course, you can and should recycle them, but why use them at all? Your booze bill will be cheaper and your conscious cleaner (not to mention the environment).
Go vintage. Who says everything at a wedding has to be new? Go with a retro theme and you and everyone else can buy fabulous vintage clothes. If you’re not into vintage, then buy a designer gown used. It’s easy, cheaper than paying retail, and cuts down on all the emissions used in garment manufacturing. Ahhh, recycling at its most fashionable.
Buy only the best diamonds. I’m not talking clarity here, I’m talking clear-headed. The diamond industry has a dark cloud of questionable practices looming over it, including slavery and other human rights abuses. But if you go with a reputable jeweler that openly declares their diamond-buying practices, you’ll be doing everyone a favor, and what’s good for people is good for the planet we live on.
Use plants as centerpieces. It’s just a fact of life that cut flowers die quickly. So, why waste hundreds or thousands of them when you could use a plant that could live indefinitely? Just like with cut floral arrangements, you can go as big or as small as you want to, from little white cups of wheatgrass to giant orchids. Then, after the wedding you can keep them all for your home, or give them away to guests.
Don’t throw things. Uncooked rice is bad for birds. And if you’ve ever opened a holiday card from an overzealous aunt, then you know that glitter and confetti are bad for everyone. Even bubbles leave a sticky residue. So why not forego all these problems and just hand out hankies for everyone to wave, instead? They’re quaint, sweet, and totally reusable.
Go draft or keg for beer. I’m not saying you should turn your wedding into a frat party or anything, but if you’re serving beer, what’s the point of wasting all those bottles? Yes, of course, you can and should recycle them, but why use them at all? Your booze bill will be cheaper and your conscious cleaner (not to mention the environment).
Go vintage. Who says everything at a wedding has to be new? Go with a retro theme and you and everyone else can buy fabulous vintage clothes. If you’re not into vintage, then buy a designer gown used. It’s easy, cheaper than paying retail, and cuts down on all the emissions used in garment manufacturing. Ahhh, recycling at its most fashionable.
Buy only the best diamonds. I’m not talking clarity here, I’m talking clear-headed. The diamond industry has a dark cloud of questionable practices looming over it, including slavery and other human rights abuses. But if you go with a reputable jeweler that openly declares their diamond-buying practices, you’ll be doing everyone a favor, and what’s good for people is good for the planet we live on.
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