Spend a little time in Paloma’s Nest!
What we do here at Eco-Beautiful gives us an opportunity to get to know the best in the green wedding biz. While all of these creative souls are unique, those leaving their stamp on the industry specialize in merging the old with the new- putting new eco-friendly twists on old traditions to create something fab. Please meet our latest “best”- Paloma’s Nest!
A true family business, couple Caroline Colóm Vásquez and husband Jose work together to create eco-friendly masterpieces (have you seen their signature Ring Bearer Bowl?) that will provide a lifetime of memories.
Find out the origin of their business’ name, their take on how use their wedding items in your new nest and how they keep it green at home!
Meet Paloma’s Nest on page 32 of our Winter 2012 issue!
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Paloma’s Nest
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Green Is…about getting Beautiful!
We would love for it to be effortless, but the truth is achieving an eco-beautiful glow sometimes takes some work. And some great products. The good news is that once you put the right items in your green beauty bag, maintaining your glow can be easy!
If you are in the final wedding planning phase or gearing up for the holidays (or maybe both!), there is no time like the winter months to pamper yourself from head to toe.
The products featured in our new Green Beauty feature (like this super cute Green Grab Bag from White Apricot) are just what you need to get your eco-glow on! Get the list on page 20 of the Winter 2012 issue and let’s get gorgeous!
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It’s all about Location!
Once we settled on the theme of our Winter 2012 editorial, we knew finding the ideal location would not be an easy feat. There aren’t too many locations that can capture the essence of an Industrial Glam vision! The scene that fit the bill would have to merge a little grunge and a lot of glamour… machinery and a hint of magic …some hotness with a touch of haute-ness. “Where in the world was this place?” we asked. Before long, we had our answer- the Bromo Seltzer Arts Tower in Baltimore, Maryland.
The second we stepped inside the tower clock at the top of this building, we knew instantly that this was IT. With a hair and makeup “dream team”, an amazingly talented photographer, a stunning model, and our rockin’ Managing and Style Editor on deck, the Industrial Glam vision truly came to life! You’ve got to see it to believe it…
Go Behind the Scenes of the Winter 2012 Editorial shoot on page 14 of the new issue!
Photography by Jennifer Hughes
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The Power of 30!
Broccoli, pumpkin seeds, apples…oh my!
As the old adage goes, you are what you eat. With that in mind, an essential step to becoming healthy is to put the best foods and fluids into your body so you can get the best out of it.
We understand that a nutrition overhaul can be a daunting task, so thanks to nutrition expert Kristin Best MS RD, we have an easy plan to allow you to change your diet one bite and one day at a time!
Over the next 30 days, you can take small, manageable steps to become a more healthy, more eco-beautiful you! Whether you decide to tackle it one day, one week, or one month at a time, this is something YOU CAN DO.
Ready to get started today? Get the plan on Page 26 of the new issue!
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Favor Style: Ornaments!
Warm up your winter wedding and your guests’ hearts with an ornament! If you are still searching for the ideal guest gift, ornaments are a timeless holiday favor that will be special reminder of your wedding day for years to come.
Take a peek at a few ideas…
Support international artisans by gifting handmade ornaments like this one! This Big Heart Ornament is made in Bali and from sustainable wood. We found it thanks to the fab ecofabulous blog!
Pretty, pretty pink! And vintage! Etsy is a great resource for beautiful vintage (like these from seller HighPoint Farm). Also consider mixing and matching your wedding colors and using designed ornaments that complement your theme.
Packaging your favors in boxes or bags made from recycled paper keeps it green and chic!
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Genevive Leiper (via Style Me Pretty)
Neysa Ruhl Photography (via The Knot)




























