Eco-Style: Angela by John Hardy Jewelry Collection
Are you in the market for a new addition to your jewelry box? Great—we are just in time!
The new eco-conscious jewelry collection from Angela Lindvall features recycled silver, natural stones and simulated bling so you’ll be undeniably Eco-Beautiful wearing it!
The collection is inspired by Balinese motifs, which gives it an artistic flair. And since she is no stranger to the world of high fashion, Angela’s jewelry merges elegance, boldness and style—all of the elements a girl wants when she needs a little luxe in her life.
There is something among these jewels to suit every woman’s style, and even better, the pieces are so versatile!
This Sterling and Pave Cuff would be just as lovely with your LBD as it would with khaki shorts, a tee and sandals on your honeymoon.
And the sparkle of this East/West Ring will certainly garner some attention, regardless of what you wear it with!
Take a peek at more of the new Angela Lindvall collection on Saturday April 28th when she launches these eco-beauties on QVC!
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Save paper with your own wedding app!
In this world full of iPhones and Androids (along with those apps that we don’t know how we survived without) how cool would it be use a mobile app to keep your wedding guests connected?
Yapps are now on the eco-wedding scene, and we’re lovin’ the concept! A must for the tech-savvy bride and groom!
These creative mobile apps are completely customizable—you can upload pictures, directions to pre-and post-wedding gatherings, and any other wedding-related scoop real time. You’ll eliminate the need for all of that paper, and when things change at the last minute, it’s easy to get everyone back on the same page!
Are you ready to Yapp? Good—because we’ve got something special for you! The folks over at Yapp are so awesome that they want to give Eco-Beautiful brides a sneak peek at the new wedding Yapps! 100 lucky winners will have an opportunity to try a Yapp for FREE! Just click here, and enter promo code ECOB.
Let us know what you think!
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Smock Paper + Earthworks + YOU= No Dirty Gold!
When shopping for engagements rings and wedding bands, you are likely very concerned about the style and fit of the rings, and maybe even the cost. And yes, all of these things are definitely important, but have you also thought about the practices used to manufacture your ring and the impact of those practices on the environment?
Smock Paper and Earthworks have thought about it, and they’d like to make sure you do too!
From now until April 12th, you can support Earthwork’s No Dirty Gold campaign to stop dirty mining practices that have a severely negative impact on the communities and environments near gold mines. Lending a hand is easy—just click here to “Like” your favorite letterpress wedding invitation design. For each vote, Smock Paper will donate $1 to the No Dirty Gold campaign. As an added bonus, the winning invitation design will be on sale from April 14th- May 14th! So you can save on beautiful invites too!
Learn more about Smock Paper’s promotion and the Earthwork’s campaign here…
Planning to shop for rings soon? Be eco-conscious, and ask your retailer about their stand on clean gold sources!
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Indie Wed for Midwest Brides!
Midwest Brides—this one’s for you! The exciting Indie Wed bridal event is headed your way! Featuring the small, independent wedding vendors and artisans, this is a great opportunity to keep your wedding eco-beautiful and support the local community. You will get to speak directly with service providers and wedding professionals at the show, and also purchase handmade items for your wedding!
The show will be held at the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on May 10, 2012. Check out the Indie Wed site for more info!
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Getting Eco-Beautiful with Suki Skincare
Your skin tells it all—what you eat, how much you are sleeping (or not), and how you are handling stress.
With all of the hectic wedding planning in the months ahead, it’s essential to not neglect your body, and to find and stick to a skin care regimen that will ensure your skin is glowing and radiant for wedding day.
Feeling the need to freshen up your complexion, but unsure of where to start? Suki Skincare has your solution!
This sustainable skin care line is 100% pure and natural, combining ingredients such as white willow, apple juice and jojoba. Suki products don’t just sit on top of your skin like chemical-based products—instead they work with your body’s natural processes to clean, soothe and heal your skin.
If that little bit of cellulite has you worried about your honeymoon swimwear, you’ll want to pick up Suki’s Exfoliate Foaming Body Cleanser! It’s made with caffeine and citric acid—two powerful cellulite reducers. Start now with a quick scrub in the shower each morning, and you’ll be beach ready by summer!
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6 Reasons to Purchase a Do Amore Ring
Two people can receive clean drinking water for life.
Four children can receive healthy meals for one year.
Imagine if your engagement ring and wedding bands could save at least six lives? Well, thanks to Do Amore, they can. When you purchase one of their environmentally-friendly rings, you can choose to either invest in a water well that provides clean water or nutritious meals to families in developing communities worldwide!
Do Amore rings are made with conflict-free diamonds and recycled materials, so they are ethically responsible too. The rings are also priced similarly to other jewelry retailers, proving that doing good does not have to come at a higher price. Same price, much greater impact.
We adore this new way to buy bridal bling!
And as if saving six lives was not reason enough to purchase baubles from Do Amore, here are two more…
- Your rings can be engraved with the number of people helped from your purchase.
- Your engagement ring can be named after an amazing woman whose life was dedicated to serving others.
We already know the rings exchanged between you and your groom-to-be will be given to each other with love. Will you consider giving love to others in need too?
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Winter 2012 Issue
