Sustainable weddings

Sustainable weddings

Have you ever thought about how much an environmental impact your wedding has? Whether it be the food that you serve, the paper that makes your stationary or the materials used in the production of your dress, every aspect has an impact on your carbon footprint.

As time moves on, we become more thought provoked on how we can cut back what we take from the environment. We are here to help to ensure that the options we provide are eco-friendly.

Pubs & sustainable weddings?

When it comes to pubs and sustainability, this is the best choice for your wedding day when considering reducing your CO2 emissions.

With Laine Blue Co, we ensure that our teams are trained in ways to reduce their carbon footprint. From the way we hire our team, to the way we order from our suppliers, the end goal for us is to become increasingly carbon neutral.

Transport- Choose a pub local to you. With pubs all over London, we are sure to have a venue which suits your wedding needs, this then cuts down the amounts of travel you need to do, whether it be from your house, or from ceremony venue. Speak to your wedding coordinator about discounts with hotels local to your venue.

Choose British- Within all our venues, we ensure to look into where our food is sourced, encouraging our kitchens to shop local.

How we can support you in helping make your wedding sustainable

There are many components to a wedding, and we will always ensure that we do our part. Speak to your wedding coordinator about our vendors list. This is the list of companies and suppliers that we have used in the past. We have ensured when putting this together that the suppliers we use have a similar ethos, and are locally sourced to your wedding venue. 

Food for thought:

• Choose a venue that sources their food ethically

• Speak to local florists, find out how they source their products

• Go digital, avoid paper

• Think vintage

• Look at biodegradable confetti and reusable décor

Keep an eye on this page to see new ways we are going about become more carbon neutral.