Unique party favors
kirtsy
ritzy bee
swmag
luv the red lace envelopes. how can I get some of these or buy some of these?

Perlita Guerrero
4 weeks ago

I absolutely love all of this! Baby’s breath is so inexpensive too. Thanks for the wonderful ideas for all the real budget brides out there!!

Kyla
4 weeks ago

this makes me think of the novel Geek Love in THE BEST POSSIBLE WAY. awesome.

leigh
1 month ago

I love your website!!!!!

Perlita Guerrero
1 month, 1 week ago

Something eco-friendly and definitely something that fits my theme perfectly. I wonder if you could even replicate the wedding invitation we used!?

Betsy
2 months, 1 week ago

Sunday, December 14

I’m dreaming of a Green Christmas

We all know the environment is in need of a little TLC. The Daily Green has 8 great tips on how to wrap up those awesome gifts without hurting our planet.

It is the season for giving, so why not give a little back to the planet we live on.

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Reusable cloth bags - $7.95 - $8.50
Envirosax bags are really beautiful and can be used all year long.
Bring It In a Bag
bags also make wonderful holiday wraps.

Reusable shopping bag - $.99
Available at almost any grocery store.

Holiday gift bags - free
I reuse the bags from gifts people have given me.

Reused gift wrap - free
I “capture” it as it’s coming off the present, fold it up, and put it in a box so I can easily find and reuse it next year.

New recycled gift wrap
Pristine Planet offers recycled, recylable paper online. If you’re buying when you’re at the mall, ask the salesclerk for the most eco-friendly option they sell.

Kitchen towels
Ideally, these towels would be made from organic cotton, but anything reusable is a good choice.

Scarves
Rather than wrap an entire box, tie a decorative scarf around the box and attach a tag made from a recycled gift card.

Sunday comics - free (you could also use the newspaper articles for a crisper look :-)

Article Source - The Daily Green, via MSN (thanks for the tip Erica)
Image Source - The Daily Green

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Comments

No problem! My mom used to collect our paper when we were younger to reuse and it drove me up the wall, but now I do the same thing when I can :)

Erica on December 15, 2008


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