Tejasvini (left) and her husband Shatish share a passion for living a more sustainable lifestyle. Photos: Tejasvini Shanmuganathan
Sending out plantable wedding cards and wearing a vegan wedding saree was probably unheard of during Tejasvini Shanmuganathan's mother's time.
But that was precisely what Tejasvini, 30, did recently, and more.
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Tejasvini and Shatish's eco-friendly wedding
Tejasvini (left) and her husband Shatish share a passion for living a more sustainable lifestyle. Photos: Tejasvini Shanmuganathan
Palm leaves and jungle leaves were used as part of the decorations for Shatish's nalunggu.
Plates made from corn starch (left) and areca palm leaves were used during the couple's nalunggu, a pre-ritual ceremony before the wedding.
Eco-friendly banana leaves were used to serve the guests at the wedding.
Tejasvini (right) and Shatish are among the growing number of couples who have opted for a greener wedding.
The couple's plantable wedding cards were made from biodegradable eco-paper embedded with seeds. (Note: No tree was harmed in the process of making these cards!)
