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Fun at the sale
Last Saturday we had a great Airplant sale! So many folks came out to buy airplants, make airplant terrariums and branch designs and chat it up with us at Gorgeous and Green. It was a fun time all around and I hope to offer more opportunities to get the community creating! Many people brought their own glass jars and containers to make airplant homes. What a great way to give new life to old things:
And of course some of the best creative expertise came from the young people who participated:
Thanks to all that came, and don't hesitate to get on our email list if you want to hear more about our quarterly events. In Green and Fun, G&G
A Vintage Jewel of a Wedding


Recycled Silver Jewelry at Gorgeous and Green


In the Gorgeous and Green Boutique #1

Thanksgiving Centerpieces and green thanks



Gorgeous and Green Deliveries!



Simple Green and Light on the Budget

Photo by Terry McCarthy tmcphotography.com
Read more about this wedding at my other blog location on the Knot's Green.Weddings.com website. I have many more weddings and pics to include, so I'll be posting in the coming weeks, stay tuned. In Green and Health, G&GOpening a sustainable retail shop

The Green details of a Green Wedding
More green in a Summer Wedding
Over the summer I worked with Meredith and Ben on their outside wedding at a local community center. I just recently posted some great details of how they infused green and sustainable into their event on The Knot's Green Wedding Website. Take a look:Event and Floral design by Gorgeous and Green Events
Photography by Sean Donnelly Photography
In Green and Health, G&G
More Green Stuff from my Knot guest blog
Guest Blogging for The Knot's Green Wedding Blog
Here's an excerpt from my first post on that blog and some great pics: The Knot's Green Wedding Blog From the looks of things, Kelly and Mark's wedding was super elegant, but not without a lot of green and sustainable influence. I asked Kelly to tell us about the green decisions she made: The Gown "My dress was a sample gown from encorebridal.com. Instead of purchasing a brand new gown (and probably made of synthetic fibers in my price range), I was able to attain a somewhat used gown that had outlived its use for the showroom, but was great for me! I would highly recommend this to any bride looking for a designer gown on a budget. I really didn't care that it was used. In fact, I preferred it used because I was one less bride demanding the production of another gown. I will wear the gown only once, anyway.

