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Going green is more than just a trend, it's a lifestyle - so throwing parties can pose a dilemma for the eco-chic hostess. Traditionally, celebrations tend to be wasteful - too much money is spent on decorations, food and favors that end up being tossed after the party is over.
Instead of creating expensive excess waste with your next party, go green and have a great time doing it. We'll show you how easy and fun it can be to create a beautiful, eco-fabulous dinner party without busting your budget.
From gorgeous nature-inspired centerpieces that don't cost a cent to mouth-watering green tea cupcakes, our guide covers everything you need to go green without spending the green.
If you are strapped for time but want to make elegant placecards fast, try this!If you are strapped for time but want to make elegant placecards fast, try this!Preparation Collect as many pine cones as you have guests and bust out your glue gun. Print out everyone's name on recycle... Read More
Use natural, green decor by taking a trip to your local park or forest. Pick up pinecones, acorns, fallen birch branches, flexible willow branches, smooth river rocks, moss and leaves. Now you're ready to create a pretty nature-inspired centerpiece: Natural Centerpiece Ideas:1. Place birch branches... Read More
Prepare "green" fare for your guests by only serving organic, locally grown and raised foods. Recipes for the below menu are provided in the 'Recipes' section of the article.Sustainable Menu:Starter Organic Spring Greens with Shallot Vinaigrette & Walnuts Main Course Organic Herb-Garlic Roasted Chi... Read More
Try out these fingerling potatoes that will make your mouth water.Recipe courtesy of Food Network's Tyler Florence Read More
This recipe is one of my personal favorites for green beans. Read More
We love this recipe from Celebrity Chef Emeril Lagasse. It's so full of flavor and really easy to feed a crowd with, which makes it perfect for a full family table this Easter. Read More
Use this vinaigrette over six cups of organic spring greens salad mixed with organic romaine lettuce. Add a half cup of blue cheese crumbles, a half cup of chopped walnuts and one small bag of dried craisens (dried cranberries that resemble raisens) to finish it off. Read More
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