We’ve Gone Green
Press Release:
Key Moments Productions, Inc. is approved as a Green Bride Guide green wedding vendor
Orlando, FL, September 13, 2010 – Key Moments Productions, Inc., an award winning wedding filmmaker catering to weddings and events in Orlando and worldwide, has been selected by the Green Bride Guide, the #1 green wedding website, for inclusion in their Green Wedding Directory.
The Green Bride Guide is the most comprehensive and credible green wedding resource online. The Directory is like a Yellow Pages for green weddings that provides a centralized resource of green wedding vendors, searchable by geographic area.
This year, almost 50% of couples are looking to include green elements in their events, and 85% are concerned about greenwashing, the passing off of non-green companies as eco-friendly. To address these concerns, the Green Bride Guides screens all vendors in the directory and displays their green practices in their profiles. Key Moments Productions, Inc. received a five out of five leaf rating from the Green Bride Guide.
Key Moments Productions, Inc. was founded in 2006. The studio produces award winning videography for wedding and events in the Orlando area and worldwide. They strive to make green business decisions as well as keep a eco friendly office workspace.
Mary Angelini, owner of Key Moments Productions, Inc., said “Helping couple’s go green is an important part of our business and we are thrilled to be included in this important resource.”
“When my husband Barry and I were planning our wedding in 2006-07, we were surprised by how little information was available to help us make eco-friendly choices. That’s why I’m excited to be able to offer couple the Green Bride Guide Directory,” said Kate Harrison. “By including vendors like Key Moments Productions, inc, couples will know that they are working with vetted green vendors who truly value the environment. Since more than 50% of the wedding budget is spent at the local level, the Directory is an essential tool for couples looking to support the local green economy.”
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