Charlotte Burton |

Green Wedding Wheels
Travel is a significant factor when considering your wedding’s impact on the environment. Regardless of where it’s being held, some guests will need to travel further than others. Here are some sustainable travel options to consider:
Carpooling : Encourage your guests to share rides where possible . You could ask them to indicate if they have a free spot in their car when they RSVP, and them match them with other guests who need a lift. This not only reduces carbon emissions but also fosters social interaction among your guests and reduces the amount of cars at your wedding which is important if your venue only has limited parking facilities.
Group Transport :If you’re planning a local wedding, consider organising group transport such as a coach or vintage bus. Hiring a coach to transport your guests from a central location to the wedding venue is practical and eco friendly. A vintage bus adds a touch of nostalgia and charm and also adds a unique element to your wedding which creates some stunning photo opportunities.
Bicycles : For the adventurous and super eco-conscious couple you could encourage guests to cycle to the venue if it’s nearby. You could even organise a group bike ride to the wedding , making it a fun and memorable part of the day.
Public transport: Provide information on the best public transport options for reaching your wedding venue . Include details on train, bus and tram services and consider offering pre-paid travel cards as part of your wedding favours.
Remote attendance: For guests who cannot attend in person, consider setting up a live stream of the ceremony. This allows them to participate without the need to travel, significantly reducing the overall carbon footprint of your wedding.
By incorporating these sustainable travel options into your wedding plans, you can minimise the environmental impact and create a memorable , eco – friendly celebration.
Which of these options resonates the most with you?
Photo credit: Sadie Osborne Photography @sadieosbornephotography