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Tips for Throwing an Eco-Friendly Party on a Budget
Explore valuable lessons on plastic pollution and practical steps toward sustainability.

By composting, you’re:
1. Choose Reusables or Compostable Alternatives
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One of the easiest ways to reduce waste is by skipping single-use plastic. If you have reusable dishware and utensils, use those. For larger gatherings, opt for home-compostable options like Dirtbag Goods’ straws or compostable plates and cutlery.
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budget tip:
Shop secondhand for affordable reusable plates and glasses or check out rental services for tableware.
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When I lived in Denmark on a tight budget, I discovered one of the easiest (and free!) ways to decorate a table:
go outside and grab something from nature. Branches, pinecones, and even a few leaves from a nearby tree can make your table look festive without costing a dime.Eco-Friendly Decoration Ideas:Use greenery and branches as centerpieces.Collect pinecones or small stones for table settings.Repurpose jars or bottles as candleholders.
5. Ditch Bottled Drinks
Avoid single-use plastic bottles by serving drinks in pitchers or dispensers. For alcoholic beverages, consider local breweries or wineries to cut down on transportation emissions.
6. Send Digital Invitations
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Skip the paper invites and go digital with email or apps like Evite. Not only does this reduce waste, but it also saves money on printing and postage.
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4. What You Can and Can’t Compost

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Composting at home is a simple, rewarding way to reduce waste, nourish the earth, and contribute to a more sustainable future. And with products like Dirtbag Goods’ home-compostable straws, making eco-friendly choices is easier than ever. Start your composting journey today—it’s good for you, your garden, and the planet.
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