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As an event planner, our California Expert, Dana Morgan, is always looking for ways to set a fun and original tone. To lure guests in and make your wedding truly unforgettable, try implementing one (or all) of her budget-savvy ideas. (East Coast brides, there are sources for you, too!) |
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Stationery designer and VERT contributor Yoko Chapman shares her thoughts on weddings and the environment, and offers 9 no-fail ways to save money and trees when choosing your paper pieces.more >> |
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Photography is an area of wedding planning that can seem pretty gray when it comes to going green. Here, guest expert Kristina Carter of Vrai Photo shares tips for lessening your impact, maximizing your resources and eliminating the eco guilt. | more >> |
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Heather Morgan Shott, VERT's resident food and wine expert, spends her days managing five online food resources, including dinnertime lifeline mixingbowl.com, for the Better Homes & Gardens Network. To stay fresh and stress-free, she relies on recipes of a different kind—and suggests busy brides do the same. These natural remedies are perfect for pre-wedding pampering. |
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VERT's California expert, Dana Morgan, is the brains behind Green Carpet, a Beverly Hills–based sustainable events and entertaining company. Here, she explores the benefits of destination weddings—and shares one of her favorite travel spots with us. | more >> |
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Danielle Venokur—the founder of events company dvGreen and our go to source for New York City—offers expert advice for Big Apple brides looking to travel in eco-style.more >> |
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When it comes to choosing wedding flowers, a little research can go along way. With help from VERT contributor and Gardenia Organic founder Hannah Ling, we’ve identified the three best options for securing fresh, green flora for your Big Day.more >> |
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