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From Sustainably Wed Episode 3 - follow us at @sustainablywed to watch the full episodes online.

Thanushi of Wild Bee Florals explains how a regenerative, local approach to growing flowers can differ from importing flowers grown elsewhere in the world. As she explains, a lot of gas or diesel can be spent in pursuit of the perfect rose, whereas local growers can often help you keep your wedding footprint to a minimum.

Sustainably Wed is a 7-episode docu-series about sustainability in the wedding industry. Featuring vendors and experts from Vancouver Island and beyond, the series gets to the heart of what planning and hosting a sustainable event really looks like. Featuring seven key steps that span the early planning phases to the footprint after an event, Sustainably Wed is a deep dive into what an intentional and mindful celebration can look like. Throughout the series, we’ll learn how a sustainable approach can create a positive impact on a couple, their guests, the community, and the environment.

Sustainably Wed was created and produced by Chelsea Kanstrup and Bryan Smith of Paper Heart Films and was made possible by funding from Telus Storyhive.
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This clip features:
Wild Bee Florals: https://www.wildbeeflorals.com/

We are grateful to have produced this series from our studio in Victoria, BC, on Vancouver Island on the traditional territories of the Songhees, Esquimalt and WSÁNEĆ peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.