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Let's all recycle, reuse and reduce. And while we're at it,
let's rejoice, relish and revel! We think it's high time to celebrate
this big blue and green marble of ours with an actual celebration.
A gorgeous, Earth-friendly soiree that Mother Nature herself would
gleefully attend. Trust us, it’s a lot more fun than composting.
The Great Green Gala includes:
Invitations and matching thank you notes printed on wood
A sustainable wooden sign
A custom runner of hemp, vintage fabric, embroidery &
eco-friendly screen printing
Bamboo plates
Birch bark tubes for holding centerpiece greens and fresh herbs
Recycled cotton rag flower brooches (favors/napkin decorations)
Wooden placecards with nest and bird cutout designs.
Invites and Thank-you Cards
The invite and thank you card paper is made from 100% certified sustainable forest pulp. The paper is created at a river-based paper mill that runs on hydroelectricity.
Wooden sign
The wood for our sign is biodegradable. When the wood is cut, no water or chemicals are used and the logs come from companies that practice sustainable yield forestry techniques.
Runner
The runner is brown canvas which is created from eco-friendly hemp and organic cotton blend and is both sustainable and biodegradable. The felt decorating the runner is made from 100% wool and was purchased from a company that works exclusively with eco-friendly natural fiber products and processes. The other fabrics decorating the runner are vintage.
Bamboo Plates
Bamboo is the fastest growing plant on the planet and is the perfect non-timber alternative. Our 100% bamboo plates reflect the environmentally friendly reduction of pressure on forests through wood substitution. The bamboo in our plates was peeled directly from the stalks, contains no bleaches or dyes, and is completely biodegradable.
Birch Bark Centerpieces
These peices are salvaged from the floors of forests that have been ravished for forestry. Their inner wood is shaken out as the tree dies leaving a beautiful shell of birch bark. We feel happy to give these trees life again as a holder of fresh herbs or other greens from your own gardens.
Cotton rag flower brooches
The flowers that make these brooches were sewn together from discarded cotton rag remnants from a clothing manufacturer in Jaipur, India.
Place cards
These cards were cut from biodegradeable wood. This wood comes from companies that practice sustainable yield forestry techniques.