How Eco-Friendly Is Your Wedding Plan?

Discover your eco-wedding readiness level in just 4 quick questions. Find out which sustainable practices you're already nailing, where you have opportunities to improve, and get a personalized action plan to make your Canadian wedding celebration truly green. It only takes 2 minutes—and the insights could save you money while protecting the planet.

When it comes to your wedding venue, what's your current situation?

I haven't thought much about the venue's environmental practices yet. I'm looking for a venue and sustainability is one of several factors I'm considering. I'm actively researching venues with green certifications and waste management systems. I've already selected or committed to an eco-certified venue with proven sustainability practices.

How are you planning to handle invitations and guest communication?

I'm planning traditional printed invitations—it's what I've always done. I'm considering a mix of digital and printed options to reduce waste. I'm planning mostly digital invitations with printed options only for those who request them. I'm going fully digital with beautifully designed e-invitations and a wedding website.

What's your approach to your wedding menu and catering?

I haven't discussed menu details with my caterer yet—I'll figure it out later. I'm planning a traditional menu and hoping my caterer has some sustainable options. I'm working with my caterer to include local, seasonal ingredients and some plant-based options. I've committed to a locally-sourced, plant-forward menu with waste reduction and donation systems in place.

How are you planning your decorations and wedding favors?

I'm still in the dreaming phase—haven't made specific decisions about decorations or favors yet. I'm looking for affordable decorations and favors, with some thought to sustainability. I'm planning to use potted plants, rented décor, and locally-made favors where possible. I'm fully committed to sustainable decorations (potted plants, rented items, no single-use plastics) and meaningful eco-friendly favors guests will actually use.