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What if your wedding felt as good as it looked? Planning a celebration with intention means choosing eco-friendly details, accessible venues, and rituals that truly matter, creating a day that’s personal, inclusive, and unforgettable.

Ethical fashion blogger, Britt, married Pete in a carbon neutral wedding on a family property in the Mornington Peninsula

How A Fashion Blogger Created A Carbon Neutral Wedding – Britt & Pete

What happens when a sustainable fashion blogger gets married? A carbon neutral wedding of course! Being a sustainable fashion blogger […]

A wild, floral foam-free centrepiece by Wildly Abigal in Tasmania

Why Your Florist Needs To Ditch Floral Foam

If you’re currently researching and planning your wedding, you might have noticed a trend towards big floral arrangements at […]

Ace & Cal’s Chilled & Eco-Conscious Wedding

Today we’re celebrating Ace & Cal’s Chilled & Eco-Conscious Wedding captured by Tim Doig Photography. The couple, who initially met […]

How To Choose Eco-Friendly Wedding Suppliers

So you’ve decided to use your consumer power for one of the biggest days of your life: your wedding. […]

Lucinda & Alexander’s Golden Countryside Wedding in the Macedon Ranges

This wedding has all the golden countryside festival vibes and we adore it! Lucinda and Alexander tied the knot on […]

Give A Toss: Where to Find Eco-Friendly Wedding Confetti

It’s done, you’re married. Uour wedding ceremony is complete. Now it’s time for your guests to shower you with […]

The Mindful Issue

What if your wedding felt as good as it looked?

Planning a celebration with intention means choosing eco-friendly details, accessible venues, and rituals that truly matter, creating a day that’s personal, inclusive, and unforgettable.

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