Dec 15, 2010
Hello Hanna Giveaway!
We just fell in love with these absolutely adorable cupcake stands from Hello Hanna! The “Sweet Stands” are made with 100% FSC Certified recycled paper and just too cute for words!
As seen in our Green Things Section of the magazine from the Winter Issue!
You can win a pack of 6 by letting us know how you are going green with your reception!
Let us know in the comments below and we will pick a winner on 1/12/2011!
Good Luck
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I think wildflowers in recycled brown beer bottles are sweet table centerpieces. And FREE!!!!
A mix and match of second hand china from thrift shops and yard sales will make for pretty and fun place settings.
We are having a green reception by having a very small reception of just 7 guests!
Everything we’re using is from thrift shops (vases, dishes, etc)! Then it will be used to decorate our house! All of the ingredients for our food are organic as well! And we’re not giving out favors, let’s face it, they’re just thrown away anyway.
We are reusing a friends linen’s from her wedding 4 years ago.
I’m planning on making all of the goodies for our dessert table, as well as making candies for our candy buffet which will be served in thrifted apothecary jars that I’ve been collecting!
Love these cute stands! We’re using 1 page invitations, having our reception & wedding at the same locale to reduce transportation, and utilizing a caterer who sources his food locally as much as possible.
My goal is to save money and the earth so I am going all organic, with the food and decor
The decor has all been picked from my house, thrift stores, yard sales, etc. And as a venue for the ceremony & reception, well my back yard of course!
We’re going green by using real china, napkins, and linens. We’re also packing up any unused food and sending it home with family, so it doesn’t get wasted.
I’m hoping to go as green as possible for my wedding by using my local florist, using seeded paper for my place cards, and soy candles for my centerpieces.
It’s most likely going to be a fight for me to get my eco-chic wedding, with my mom taking over and not paying any mind to price or environmental impact. I’ll fight on!