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Eco-Party Options
From holiday celebrations, to a Mother’s Day brunch or a child’s birthday party, details and decor make these events memorable. The difficulty arises in the realization that gatherings require STUFF and eco-friendliness can be hard to manage with a large crowd. Keep these ideas in mind when planning your next event. compostable paper plates and cutlery for your guests. Hand out party Good Purchase favors that can be consumed or enjoyed long after the party’s over. A delicious treat packaged in parchment paper or a small plant to adorn a home are classy ways to say “thank you” to your guests.
to purchasing compostable paper plates and cutlery, be sure to Better Inhaveaddition separate containers for trash, recycling, and compostables. Remember that paper napkins and most food scraps can be composted! Purchase reusable decorations, such as handmade banners, fabric tablecloths, and felt party hats. well in advance to avoid purchasing items that you Best Prepare could have reused or borrowed. Take a tip or two from Anni Daulter, author of Naturally Fun Parties for Kids ($12 Amazon): --Shop for items at thrift stores --Save glass jars and tin cans for decorating uses --Borrow items from friends --Use nature as the backdrop of your celebrations --Keep a collection of nature items (stones, shells, etc.) on hand Keep your menu local and seasonal, and get an accurate head count of guests to avoid waste.
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Mix and match these tips to fit the needs of your family and create the perfect soirée for your special event!