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Plant a Tree to Celebrate Your Wedding |
You decided to marry, set the date, found your dress, chosen
your china pattern, and lined up the caterer and band. Now do
something totally unplanned: plant a tree! This is a wonderful,
romantic, and lasting way to commemorate your wedding. To plant
a celebratory tree to honor your wedding, follow these steps
from the American Association of Nurserymen:
- Decide Where to Plant:
You
have many options -- your new home, your parents' home, a
city park or arboretum, the wedding site itself, or your
place of worship. Many organizations and public areas will
gladly accept the donation of a tree, and it can be
especially meaningful for you to watch it grow and become
stronger over time, just like your marriage.
Check With the Experts:
Professionals
at your local nursery or garden center can recommend trees
that grow well in your local climate. They can even plant
the tree for you (or recommend someone who can), if you want
to have a ceremony and leave the actual planting work to
someone else!
Celebrate the Planting Event:
Plan
a gathering of friends and family to help plant the tree.
Offer light refreshments or make it a bring-your-own picnic.
If you want to spend some quiet time together, pack a picnic
for two, plant your tree, and spend a peaceful afternoon
admiring your work. If you need shower ideas, ask your
friends to throw a garden-and-patio shower, holding the
party on the grounds near your tree. No matter how you
celebrate, planting a tree is a unique wedding celebration
that will last for a lifetime.
(Prepared by Kate Dobbs, Research Associate, Consumer
Horticulture, Virginia Tech, from information provided by the
American Association of Nurserymen, Washington, D.C. 20005.)
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