Walk the Aisle in Sustainable Style

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If you’re wedded to the idea of sustainable style, get yourself along to the Put Your Heart Into It DIY Sustainable Wedding Workshop & Expo this Sunday 5 October at Melbourne’s Collingwood Masonic Centre Hall. The event is the first of its kind, bringing together a crack team of stylists, florists and photographers who can show you how to plan your special day the sustainable way. It’s the perfect outing for brides-to-be and anyone who loves getting crafty and creative.

Best of all, Put Your Heart Into It is offering all Peppermint readers a special two-for-one ticket offer! All you need to do is book for yourself and then email Put Your Heart Into It the name of a friend you’d like to come along with you. Attendees learn how to make a bouquet, button holes and arrangements with sustainable local flowers; they’ll get to make a ceramic garland, find out about event planning and wedding styling and get great advice from a range of industry professionals. There’s also a local grazing table of food and a goodie bag to take home. Get in quick and book your spot today!

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