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Vermont’s booming wedding industry hit a record 4,500 ceremonies last year, with couples spending $181 million—now vendors are reimagining the big day with eco-chic solutions. One venue owner turns his 70+ acres into a permaculture paradise, growing native trees and fruit bushes that feed guests, while partnering with a company that converts wedding urine into fertilizer, recycling 200–300 gallons last year. Florists ditch plastic foam for reusable ceramic bowls and chicken wire, composting or donating leftover blooms. New biodegradable floral foams without microplastics are emerging, and even small swaps like local catering make a big impact—proving love can bloom sustainably.

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