It’s Easy Being Green
A list of fun and fabulous ideas to keep your wedding environmentally friendly! By Brittany Curran
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Music
For a cheap and convenient music choice, borrow a friend’s iPod or load up your own with a wicked mix of your favourite tunes. Hook it up to a speaker system and recruit a close, younger cousin to play DJ for the night—a cool way for him or her to be involved. If you want a band, pick your style of music and browse local artists who will play for a decent price and benefit from the exposure!
Expert Tips: The less electricity, the better. Live music creates an intimate environment and is more ecologically friendly for your wedding-day entertainment.
Check out “Music & Photos” for more ideas and information.
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— Valerie Reddemann (March 15, 2010 at 1:45 p.m.)