Hen & Stag Dos: How to throw a sustainable party

Like many a party, hen and stag dos (or bachelor/bachelorette nights) can come with big carbon footprints or create a lot of waste. They're a seemingly-unavoidable part of life in one's 30's, BUT they don't have to be polluting to be super special events. 

So, whether you’re an eco-conscious bride or groom, a greenie maid of honour or best man, or a sustainability-minded attendee, we’re looking at these milestone gatherings and trying to help you throw one in ways that don’t leave the planet with a sore head too. 

This episode is a toolkit, and many of our top tips can be applied to ANY event on your horizon!

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