Sheila Sheffield's Blog – February 2010 Archive (5)

Spring is traditionally a very popular time for weddings. Seeing the earth coming back to life after the dreary winter months sets the perfect tone for the beginning of your new life together.



Spring weddings are also the ideal occasion for giving flower bulbs or seed packets as favors, as your guests can take them home, plant them right… Continue

There's no question that green weddings are going to be more popular than ever with brides and grooms who are tying the knot this year. I know, you're probably thinking, "Of course you're saying that - you're in the business of selling favors and other items for environmentally friendly weddings," but there are plenty of experts backing me up!

OneWed.com recently released their predictions for the… Continue

Green is the word for amazing wedding table decorations this spring! Have you thought about using potted plants for your guest tables?



Potted flowers or herbs are less expensive than cut flowers, and you can save even more by ordering seeds now and planting them so they are blooming in time for your wedding. Smaller plants can be grouped together for more impact. Unlike cut flowers, which will wither up and be thrown away, your guests can take the potted plants home and continue… Continue

It has become customary for brides and grooms to present their guests with a small gift to take home as a memento of the occasion. Perhaps you’d like to give your guests a keepsake, but are concerned about sending them home with a knickknack that will just collect dust or get tossed out.



If so, consider this excerpt from The… Continue

Do the Earth a Favor!



Inspire, promote and plant trees for a Greener Tomorrow. By giving Trees as Favors at their Weddings, brides and grooms will set an example and possibly inspire their guests to adopt a greener consciousness. Together, bride and groom, friends and family will be responsible for planting a forest.



Did you know?



•That one large tree provides daily oxygen for up to 4 people.

•That one large tree can lower peak summer temperatures around… Continue