Green options transforming a wedding industry prone to waste
The wedding industry remains fraught with waste, but a growing contingent of brides and grooms is pushing for more sustainable changes, from the way they invite guests to the food
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The wedding industry remains fraught with waste, but a growing contingent of brides and grooms is pushing for more sustainable changes, from the way they invite guests to the food
Weddings have long been known for straining pocketbooks and landfills. Now, the industry is showing signs of a greener touch, as thrifted wedding dresses gain popularity and reusable bouquets replace fresh flowers.
New York: The wedding industry remains fraught with waste, but a growing contingent of brides and grooms is pushing for more sustainable changes, from...
Brides and grooms who want more sustainable options for their weddings are transforming an industry traditionally fraught with waste
NEW YORK (AP) — The wedding industry remains fraught with waste, but a growing contingent of brides and grooms is pushing for more sustainable changes, from the way they invite guests to the food they serve and the clothes they wear.