Thrilled to announce the date of our Lazy segment with the best selling author Josh Dorfman on the Sundance Channel, Tuesday June 30th @ 9:00 PM...
We had a blast with the bride and can't wait to see if she integrated our fun "green" tips into her beautiful wedding!
-Team Green Carpet
Thursday, June 11, 2009
The Lazy Environmentalist Green Carpet Segment
Friday, January 23, 2009
Green Wedding Show
As we enter 2009 Green Carpet is thrilled to announce our collaboration with Fortress Features to
produce a Green Wedding television show. Dana Morgan, principal of Green Carpet, will host
the show and feature a bride and groom through a series of eco-friendly wedding choices.
The intentions are to break through the stigma that has been placed on what it means to celebrate
Green. We hope to shed light on how to work with a modest budget and produce an elegant, chic
wedding that so happens to embody conscious, sustainable choices that are in alignment with our planet.
The inquiries we get, are often brides and corporations that assume having a sustainable event means
showcasing their favorite pair of Birkenstocks, eating tofu wraps while to The Beatles and enjoying
the essence of Patchuli. While we love The Beatles and all of the above mentioned, can be great on their own we try to balance an organic sense of progressive style with modern elegance and often what occurs is magical.
Esstentially, we've traded in our Birkenstocks and are stepping into our Louboutins one quality choice
vs. quantity choice at a time.
Please feel free to call the Green Carpet office if you have a discerning collegue, friend or famiy
member you think might be a good fit for the show.
*Note, all current Green Carpet clients, our new venture will not impact our curent calendar of events
or your privacy.
produce a Green Wedding television show. Dana Morgan, principal of Green Carpet, will host
the show and feature a bride and groom through a series of eco-friendly wedding choices.
The intentions are to break through the stigma that has been placed on what it means to celebrate
Green. We hope to shed light on how to work with a modest budget and produce an elegant, chic
wedding that so happens to embody conscious, sustainable choices that are in alignment with our planet.
The inquiries we get, are often brides and corporations that assume having a sustainable event means
showcasing their favorite pair of Birkenstocks, eating tofu wraps while to The Beatles and enjoying
the essence of Patchuli. While we love The Beatles and all of the above mentioned, can be great on their own we try to balance an organic sense of progressive style with modern elegance and often what occurs is magical.
Esstentially, we've traded in our Birkenstocks and are stepping into our Louboutins one quality choice
vs. quantity choice at a time.
Please feel free to call the Green Carpet office if you have a discerning collegue, friend or famiy
member you think might be a good fit for the show.
*Note, all current Green Carpet clients, our new venture will not impact our curent calendar of events
or your privacy.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Green Carpet, "The Art of the Sustainable Holiday"
The holidays at Green Carpet are filled with wonderful, eco-chic design options
that are easy to duplicate... as seen on our recent SPRIG segment, the transformation of a sustainable holiday tabletop can be accomplished with a modest budget of around $100. We are well aware of the budget constraints many of our clients face this year, hence our desire to share how easy some of these DIY tricks really are...
- The green chalk candles you see as place settings can also be used as guest favors, fun table games (supply chalk and make-up a fun game to create interesting table conversation) and as ambiance for a candle lit table (also saving energy on lighting and Co2 output).
- Bellani apples (as seen in the glass canister) are a wonderful addition and can not only be used for a beautiful centerpiece but also as a place setting and guest favors by adding a small ribbon on the top and allowing your guest to hang them as an ornament. These apples were vegetable died and can be purchased by the dozen from Green Carpet by sending us an e-mail with subject: Bellani Apples.
- The table runner was handmade from vintage fabric we had left over from a previous event and we decided to line it with white vinyl so it could be reused. We feel creating versatility allows sustainable design elements to flourish for multiple occasions and not just one event.
- The mirrored place settings we bought at an estate sale for $5.00 (many of our favorite finds and accessories are found this way. Don't be intimidated to scout out your local resale shops and estate sales as many vintage items can be obtained that way and have lasting quality due to the integrity and craftsmanship. Conscious consumerism :)!
- The centerpiece was also purchased at an estate sale for $3.00 and came with hanging votive candles that we removed and instead hung crystals by fishing wire and pained white to create a contrast with the dark wood. Using crystals and candle light make for a beautiful combination as the crystals give off a stunning layered, illuminating effect giving the room a magical, holiday feeling.
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