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Dianna Dixon gives a broad overview fo the steps a hotel should take to host green weddings: tips on organic and local food & wine, on linens and decorations, and so on.

When high-school sweethearts Alicia Gomer and Mark Wittink got engaged in December 2001, they pledged that their wedding would reflect their commitment to ecological issues. Gomer, who is working on an M.S.

Coop America has a few general recommendations about green weddings, but it's a just a short and simply researched article.

Backyard Nature has a nice little introduction to green weddings, especially informal (backyard) or Southern California.

The have a good list of crafts gifts and general ideas for a low-key, "grounded" wedding.

The New York Times helped make environmentally friendly weddings famous with their article How Green Was My Wedding

Even though efforts have been made to keep "blood diamonds" that fuel wars off the market, diamond-mining is still a nasty business, according to this New York Times article...

“Diamonds, from the very beginning, corrupted Sierra Leone’s most basic sense of governance,” said Mr. Kanu, the diamond policy adviser.

A good quick intro to green weddings in a couple page article; but if you're on this site, you probably know all that.