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“Your blog first came up on my radar quite a while ago…I loved what you stood for and the changes you were inspiring in the wedding industry so when my partner and I got engaged it was obvious that I would turn to Less Stuff, More Meaning for ideas about how to do things differently, to inspire me to be creative and to make our celebration unique to us and the things we stand for”. Nastia Gladushchenko, Less Stuff bride.
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Sandra HenriNonki and Rabi’s community minded wedding in rural South Africa
Read moreAn oasis of life inspiration, an “Energy giving” wedding rather than an “Energy taking” wedding. Nonki & Rabi’s wedding was…
Sandra HenriCharis and Kane’s joy filled Byron Bay elopement
Read moreCharis and Kane believe the purpose of their relationship is to act as a mirror to one another, reflecting back…
Sandra HenriKalpana and Matt go non-traditional for their wedding
Read moreKalpana and Matt met at a salsa party and soon discovered they had a lot in common. They are both…
Sandra HenriAnna and Tim’s wedding, a reflection of their values of living simply and ethically
Read moreEthical living doesn’t need to replace elegance as Anna and Tim proved at their inclusive, understated wedding. They chose…
Abigail GiblinLaura and Simon share their happiness with The Wayside Chapel community
Read moreLaura and Simon met whilst volunteering on board a Mardi Gras float that The Wayside Chapel had entered in the parade.…
Sandra HenriSister Circles, the hen’s party alternative that nurtures and connects
Read moreSacred Sister Circles for The Bride to Be Kate Reed, MA (Counselling) The Sister Circles Something profoundly beautiful is happening…
Sandra HenriAs seen in White Magazine, ethical-eco wedding blog and gift registry
Read moreWe love seeing the Less Stuff – More Meaning message gaining momentum! You’ll find us in this issue of White…
Sandra HenriUbuntu: The African philosophy of giving
Read more“Ubuntu” : “I am what I am because of who we all are” This is a Bantu dialect African philosophy based on…
