Order Your Flowers For Your 2008 Wedding

If you are planning a wedding this year, you will face seemingly countless details to arrange.

One of those undoubtedly will be your wedding flowers. No matter when you're planning your wedding to take place, it's not too early to start trying to nail down the details.

That includes the flower arrangements. FiftyFlowers may make it easier for you. They offer what they call a "Wedding in a Box," in which the wedding party gets 23 pieces, including bridal bouquet, bridesmaid bouquet, corsages, boutonnieres, and table arrangements. The focal flower, accent flowers and greens are choosen by the bride.

You can't make it much simpler than that. And FiftyFlowers promises quality flowers because they don't store their flowers in coolers. They ship via FedEx from growers in Ecuador, Colombia and other exotic locations.

In addition to weddings, FiftyFlowers supplies flowers for a variety of needs, such as events, hotels, and the personal flower arrangements you want to send for any occasion.

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Make A Big Decision Easier With Wedding Insurance

It's obvious to say getting married causes a lot of stress and pressure. There is all of the planning -- the ceremony, the reception, food, drink, honeymoon and so much more.

And of course there's the fact you are making perhaps the largest decision of your life in who you are choosing to spend the rest of your life with.

Marks & Spencer has unique Wedding Insurance to make your big day a little easier to contemplate.

This unique service, offered in the U.K., will protect you against problems with wedding rings, attire, even cancelation and more. They will even cover stress counseling for those involved.

Marks & Spencer offers their Wedding Cover in different levels for as little as 59 pounds.

Of course, Marks & Spencer and everyone hopes your big day goes off without a single hitch. But with this wedding insurance, you don't have to mind if it does.

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Favors To Make Your Wedding Memorable

Shop For Weddings is the online wedding superstore, is the best place online to find cheap wedding favors.

Of course, you want your wedding to be unique and memorable -- but you want to stay on a budget.

Mini Hershey Bars would be an excellent choice, for just $39.99 for 100 pack -- with free personalization. Try the mini bottles of sparkling cider, for just $44.95 for a case of 12. It's another item with free personalization.

Maybe you want something more traditional. How about Designer Heart Wedding Rice for only $15.95 per bag.

These are just a few of the favors available. In all, Shop for Weddings offers you dozens of choices to browse and select.

You can visit them online or order toll free at (800) 725-6763.

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Calculate Your Carbon Emissions On Your Big Day

If your idea of getting hitched without a hitch includes limiting your emissions of greenhouse gases, a magazine for the environmentally and socially responsible bride and groom has the site for you.

In partnership with NativeEnergy, Portovert magazine is launching a Web site on Feb. 14 that will allow you to easily calculate the carbon emissions produced by the principal wedding-related carbon sources: guest travel, lodging, and venue power and heat.

"Weddings are a special way to announce a lifetime commitment," says Portovert magazine's editorial director, Meghan Meyers. "But the truth is, even the most eco-savvy couple will create carbon emissions on their wedding day."

By helping build new renewable energy projects with NativeEnergy, couples can take a proactive, responsible step towards a brighter,better future, the magazine says. For as little as $12 per ton of carbon offsets, brides and grooms can make a quick, easy investment in renewable energy by choosing one of three options: helping build new wind power projects, new family farm methane energy projects, or a combination of both.

Meyers urges couples to tackle today's weighty issue of global warming in manageable increments. "Every effort counts," says Meyers, who suggests couples not focus on the financial feasibility of offsetting their entire wedding but instead suggests making a manageable percentage of the wedding carbon-neutral.

For tips on ways to reduce your wedding carbon footprint, check out thefeature article in Portovert magazine's March issue (online on March 1).

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