Conservation

Best Green Company
Here at Pun Nuptials we truly believe in conservation. We have set an example in our stewardship by conserving as much as we can to slow down the consumption of our natural resources  Together, we can all make a difference in the impact we have on this delicate planet we call home. Listed below are ways we conduct our business and set the tone of stewardship. 
  • 73% of our lighting fixtures uses either CFL or Florescent.
  • Remaining 27% are controlled with Dimmer Switches set to about 70-80% brightness.
  • All of our printer are set at Draft as printing output. This helps conserve the amount of toner and ink used for each printing job.
  • We reuse scrap paper and junk mail to take notes.
  • We use paper from junk mail and scrap to print our in-house documents.
  • We recycle all of our paper, plastic, cardboard, aluminum, and glass refuse.
  • We are able to conduct consultations over the phone and via e-mail to save fuel for the couple.
  • Our ceremony selections are e-mailed to you thereby decrease paper waste. (don't need to reprint when ceremonies are updated or waste couple's fuel to drop off the selection binder back to us.)
  • When we mail back the marriage license to the county courthouse, we consolidate them to one envelope for the same weekend the weddings where performed.
  • When planning wedding assignments to our ministers, we try and group weddings together to decrease vehicle emissions (e.g. 3 weddings in the Lehigh Valley area goes to one Officiant; 4 weddings in the Philadelphia area goes to another Minister; 3 weddings in the Pocono area goes to the other Minister, etc).  
  • We accept online payments; this will save on paper, ink, envelope, stamp cost, and drive to the post office for our couple.
  • Before any office supplies, furniture, or clothing are purchased we visit all local thrift and consignment stores (e.g. Salvation Army, Goodwill, Via, Twice As Nice, etc).
  • We keep our office heating as low as possible and our cooling as high as possible.
  • Computers are turned off at night and printers are either off or on sleep mode.