Ethical weddings?

[GailSouthworth]

I’m mid way through writing a book on ethical weddings. It's the book I wish I had when I was planning mine several years back - a collection of inspiring stories from those who had one.

From growing your own flowers and a train based honeymoon through to fair trade rings or a vintage dress. If your wedding was ethical, I'd like to hear from you.

You don't have to be an ethical expert, just someone who gave it a go and lived to tell the tale!

This is the book you wish you had when planning your own wedding and it will inspire brides and grooms-to-be with stories and top tips from those who've gone before them.

Relive the joy of your big day and share your wedding stories and experiences here. //www.surveymonkey.com/s/KF3C398

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[BackforGood]

at what point does 'Not spending ridiculous amounts on one day because you are either sensible with money or simply lacking in money' become an 'ethical wedding' ?

[GailSouthworth]

A frugal case study could work rather nicely. Making use of things you already own, renting rather than buying things, DIY crafting etc. Go for it!

[Rollermum]

I didn't have an entirely ethically themed wedding, I just wanted ethical gold rings. Was hard to achieve - had to go through a friend who knew a small scale jeweller. The larger chains all looked at me as if I had two heads.

[StrangeGlue]

Buy vintage rings if you want stones as you aren't putting money into modern blood diamonds.