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Tina from An Evergreen Wedding is one of the newest additions to The Natural Wedding Company directory. She makes uniquely beautiful flowers from recycled materials – a truly original and eco-friendly alternative to the traditional wedding bouquet!
She has been working with recycled materials for the past 10 years and has been trying to push the boundaries of how beautiful waste can become if it’s thoughtfully reused.
Tina’s recycled flower bouquets have the added delight that they can be kept forever as a stunning reminder of your special day. The bride, bridesmaids, mother-in-law, or guests (or all of them!) can enjoy and remember the occasion forever with these pretty flower creations, and they have a down-to-earth twist for all those green brides out there!
Tina told me, “I love the idea of a bouquet that demands nothing more from the planet.” And we agree – what a lovely way to share with your family and friends your eco-friendly values.
You can follow Tina at her blog: http://evergreenarts.wordpress.com or email her at tinaplus3@hotmail.co.uk for more information and prices. She also offers bespoke creative hen nights/days!
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Mandy on 14. July, 2010
Although I think this idea is great, I think it would be difficult convincing brides to do so. In following with tradition, I think they would prefer either fresh florals or even silks. As much as I’m offbeat and am open to new and funky ideas, not many other brides have the same mentality unfortunately. The great thing though, is these flowers don’t have to be used just for weddings, you can use them in a vase arrangement as well! Best of luck!
– Mandy @ Pen & Posy Blog {www.trilliumfloral.ca/blog}