Posts Tagged ‘Green honeymoon destination’
How about honeymooning in wine county? YES! Check out the Fairmont Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa – ultra luxury with many eco add-ons.
The Green Partnership Program is HOT!
Happy vacationing!
How about honeymooning in a tent cottage? Built by hand, as not to disturb the surrounding environment, the tents are connected by elevated walkways to prevent soil erosion. Trade winds cool the rooms. Prepare to bathe with biodegradable soap with pull chain showers – which of course drain into the surrounding vegetation.
They also offer 3 other eco-accommodation options for your enjoyment
Of course, you get the beauty and serenity of the Virgin Islands – including gorgeous blue water, white sand beaches, hiking trails and exceptional views!
Check out the Maho Bay Camps on the web and see how they can help you be eco-conscience and also have the honeymoon of your dreams!
Happy planning
Ah, what’s better than a wonderful and eco-friendly get away after a hard year (or so) of planning?
In years past, vacations could be hard to plan, especially if you want to go in eco-style, but now – in the age of eco consciousness – simple!
Ha!
Check out this eco-sweet honeymoon destinations to keep your toes warm and also help the enviornment.
Fiji Resort – Savusavu Bay – Owned by the son of the late Jacques Cousteau, Jean-Micheal wanted to share his Father’s love for land and water, while sustaining the indigenous people of Fiji – their ways and their culture. The eco-friendly amenities include, marine life protection programs, meals prepared from the properties own organic garden and edible landscaping, the areas first recycling program, and the use of coconuts as bottles as the new recycled bottle!
It’s located on the picturesque island of Vanua Levu – and a 17 acre coconut plantation.
How interesting, eh?
Check out Fiji Resort online!
I love it! Can I go?
Happy sunning!
I am forgoing my regular routine for this special day. After all, it’s the day we celebrate our wonderful earth. Our earth should be revered – after all – it’s where we live, breath, and eat. She gives us life.
So, in honor of her, we are going to share with you how Elegant Event Planning and Design (with and without our clients) celebrates the earth not only today – but everyday!
Happy conserving!
Resources:
Soy Candles from Dream Green Weddings, Eco Friendly Bracelet from Nimli, 100% cotton invite from Dream Green Weddings, Plantable Seeded favor from Dream Green Weddings, Eco Friendly Honeymoon Destination, Eco Friendly transportation, Peanut Butter and Ellie Cloth Diaper, Plantable Seeded Favor by Dream Green Weddings
In this day and age, it’s common that couple’ are combining homes, and therefore, they do not need to register for the typical stuff of days ole’. Likewise, some couples just don’t want to go through the process of registering because they want to minimize. Then, there are other couples need a traditional registry, but want to feel good about what they do on their wedding dazes.
So, what do you do?
Donation registries.
There are tons of charities on the web where you can create a bridal registry – by either donating to a charity directly, or working with stores that will donate a portion of your guests’ purchases to a charity of your choosing. You simply place the registry address on your website and your guests choose what they want to give.
The registries allow you to give in so many different ways – it’s wonderful! It’s quick, easy – and a way to help others.
Some possible registries
What’s more Eco-Friendly and life altering – for you, your guests, and the charities?
Happy planning!
Oh by the way, that beautiful china set that’s posted above is from Gore Dean. Gorgeous!
Ibo, Mozambique
A unique, beautiful, and serene honeymoon destination
Although one cannot deny the activities which attract honeymooners from around the world; such as, scuba diving, the many magnificent beaches that await, the most pristine and unexplored island reef ecosystems in the Indian Ocean that provides refuge for 10 globally threatened bird species and five globally threatened turtle species, and the rich biodiversity – Ibo Island Lodge has also contributed positively to the Ibo way of life!
Kevin and Fiona established this first Ibo Island Eco Lodge in 2007. They built Ibo Island Lodge with a sustainable tourism ethos – giving back to the island community and assisting in the conservation and education of visitors and staff alike.
Poverty among the island’s 4,000 residents was driving slash-and-burn agriculture and habitat loss, unsustainable fishing, and illegal hunting of marine turtles and sharks. The opening of the Eco Lodge presented numerous new jobs and a viable economic alternative for Ibo Island’s community. It helps enforce national park regulations and engages community members in park patrolling. Ibo’s community trust fund encourages and supports entrepreneurial projects by local people.
Ibo Island Lodge in Quirimbas National Park, Mozambique is an outstanding example of how eco-tourism, sustainable economic growth and conservation can go hand in hand.
Happy Traveling!
