Here is a beautiful Toronto bride on her way to her wedding on Algonquin Island for a lovely outdoor wedding. My daughter alerted me to this week's article in the Toronto Globe and Mail on green and diy weddings, as she knew the lovely bride. Sarah mentioned in the paper's blog that they forgot to credit her photographer: Derek Wuenschirs, so please go look at his site!
There are some good links in the article, including TheWeddingCo.com, a Toronto-based group who are also a sponsor of the Martha Stewart PopUP Wedding Chapel in Brooklyn - where we're going to marry a few lucky couples at the end of June. The WeddingCo people are sponsoring a global DIY wedding project called The Crane Chandelier Project they are collecting 5000 origami cranes from engaged couples, and donating $.50 per crane to cancer research. More info soon.
I'll also add Winnipeg's BotanicalPaperworksto our paper suppliers, and some of the other links on this Globe article to our various categories.
Monday
Green Bride in Toronto
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Hello Green Brides!
Don't forget that Antiques are Green - super-green! Older antiques were made by hand with local materials - and all antiques have had their initial carbon footprint (small as it was) fade with each passing generation.
We promote the "Antiques are Green" initiative. Check us out at www.blinkingstar.ca and then go and "register" at a local antiques shop.
Beth Campbell Duke
Blinking Star Antiques
Union Bay, British Columbia
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