How to hold a wedding in America?

The United States is the first country in the world to advocate "green wedding". How about an "environmental wedding" in America? At the Dalian Environmental Wedding Forum held today, Li, the chief representative of the China office of the Los Angeles Convention and Tourism Bureau, introduced the relevant situation. Although holding an environmental wedding will cost more to some extent, most Americans believe that choosing an environmental wedding can not only show respect for the environment, but also reflect the personality of the wedding.

Li said that the green wedding originated in America. It is a new popular concept, a new way of life and attitude, which caters to Americans' demands for self-pursuit and individuality.

She cited the details of an environmentally friendly wedding, all of which flashed the concept of environmental protection. Weddings on farms, using degradable plates, providing organic food, drinking locally brewed beer or organic wine, and even wedding rings are made of recycled gold.

At the wedding, use recyclable items as much as possible. The bride wears an old wedding dress or a paper wedding dress and invites guests to walk or take a bus to the church. They also grow flowers in their own gardens and entertain guests with local organic food.

In addition, wedding invitations are distributed by e-mail, printed on recycled paper or paperless.

Regarding the wedding procession that China people are used to, Ms. Li believes that according to the concept of green wedding, the size of the procession should be reduced as much as possible, or centralized buses should be arranged to minimize gasoline consumption and exhaust emissions.

Miss Li believes that although the annual income of the wedding industry in the United States is about $72 billion, now everyone is looking for new wedding forms to reflect its uniqueness, and "environmental wedding" will increasingly reflect the lifestyle changes of young people.

Character introduction: Li

Chinese-American, graduated from UCLA.