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30
Aug
Pilipinx Ako is a brand that mirrors my personal self reflection on identity as a Filipinx. Pilipinx Ako is a jewellery and clothing brand that inspires Filipinx globally to represent their culture. A simple google search defines culture as “the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of...
16
Aug
My first phone conversation with Christy from Cheeri Cheeri was at the parking lot of Domino’s as my children really wanted to have some pizza that day. A bright sunny day on a Saturday, pizza wafting in the air, while chatting about her vegan ice cream inspired...
08
Aug
Dear Brides,
Are you looking for a ring that says more? We found a Canadian company that specializes in ethically sourced and eco wedding bands and engagement rings. Erynn puts so much attention behind her process and her supply chain that we had...
04
Aug
Silviyana loved putting up creative displays. This was our storefront with a used bike and a couple cutout with a Bible verse on 'Love'. Top Left: Seychelle, next to Liana (first Silviyana employee)
Bottom: Clara (Seychelle's first born) at the opening event of Silviyana before we...
21
Jul
Dear Brides,
We recognize how stressful it is for our eco-friendly brides to find a catering service that understands your ethical values when planning for your special day. When we discovered Pink Salt Cuisine, based in Southern California, we were thrilled to share their...
16
May
Dear brides,
Food has the ability to provide nourishment beyond taste and pleasure. Food is something to be revered for its ability to connect us to the land and to one another.
Our eco-friendly brides understand that...
07
May
Dear brides,
Yes, you. Eco-conscious bride, you. You value our Earth and have kindness for the people that make what you buy. You use your purchasing power to make the world a better place. In appreciation for all that you do and...
25
Mar
Are you looking to plan a sustainable wedding?
I bet you googled ‘sustainable wedding’ and got a plethora of advice- some good and some not. There is really no right or wrong answer or advice to creating your very own sustainable wedding. It is rather cliche, but the answer lies...
04
Mar
Let us chat a little bit about the pineapple fabric. The piña (pinya) is a traditional Filipino attire, traditionally reserved for the elite and the royals, this fabric is well-known as the ‘Queen of all fabrics”. In 1982, a pina handkerchief was gifted to Queen Alexandra of Great Britain...