Rites of Passage - The Green Options

So many important important stages in life have the possibility of being unforgettable and unique while also being kinder to the environment, here are a few rites of passage which each have several greener options to consider.
First Car No longer must the green car option make you look like your driving your child's electric toy car around.
Car manufacturers are finally getting the message for the demand in greener cars; Seat, Smart and Ford all have models out that all have an A grade in co2 emissions while also being more reliable than sluggish electric cars.
If money is no option however then why not follow Prince Charles lead and convert an Aston Martin to run on bio-ethanol.
Green Wedding Nearly everything involved in your big day can be ethical and green; from recycled wedding invites to organic, fair-trade wedding cakes.
There are even such things as green wedding dress designers.
There are many options available for to you to enjoy your special day without damaging the environment, arriving at your destination on a horse drawn coach is much greener and elegant then arriving in a classic car.
How about a local holiday too, sometimes the most beautiful places can be on your doorstep without you even realising it, cutting out a long haul flight will reduce carbon footprint.
Moving house.
Upon choosing a new home, it is a legal requirement for the estate agent to provide a report and rating on the energy efficiency of the property, so make sure to check this out before buying.
There are so many options and choices to be made when moving to a new home.
There are a few house clearance companies around that are committed to making your move as green as possible.
If you are moving in with another person and now have two of any utility, particularly fridges and freezers make sure you dispose of these in the correct way.
Eco Friendly Burial A rising trend is green burials.
It is reported that a cremation uses about 92 cubic metres of natural gas which could be used to heat a home for 12 days, so burial is probably the most environmentally friendly option.
In the Western world there are many green options in regards to coffins, the most ecological friendly coffin is one made from recycled newspapers, but there are many other options such as wicker, reed and other biodegradable coffins.