

A green event, whether eco-wedding, birthday party or a corporate convention, is certainly an original way to get together and show guests our commitment to building a better world. From the choice of venue, to the menu, not to mention other key details such as invitations, planned activities, travel arrangements, wedding gifts or gadgets etc., the common factor is zero impact.

The menu deserves special attention; we prefer sustainable products and kilometre zero, wherever possible. We also keep a close eye on quantity to avoid waste, checking whether there are groups and associations nearby to distribute leftovers to, thus bringing together charity and maximum efficiency. We must also be very attentive to waste management: we organise separate waste collection and, if necessary, agree collection with the local authority at the end of the event.



When it comes to choosing furniture and decorations, we make sure to favour natural materials that are as ecological as possible (leather, for example, is certainly natural, but not very ecological!). Nowadays a wide range of eco-friendly furniture is available, including furniture made from recycled products. Old tyres can become beautiful flower pots, old pallets can be transformed into elegant and original sofas. If possible, we avoid inflatable balloons, beautiful but polluting! Similarly, we choose recyclable or, better still, reusable, crockery.
Finally, we like to leave our guests a token gesture to remember the time spent together, regardless of the type of event. Here too, needless to say, there are a whole host of ideas to choose from to reduce our impact on the environment. Organizing a green event, whether an eco-wedding or low impact corporate event, opens the window on an exciting and challenging world, ready and waiting to be explored. However, if you are approaching such a task for the first time, or if you are concerned about the amount of time you can dedicate to the job, why not put yourselves in the safe and trustworthy hands of a professional expert?