• Skip diamonds (for the most part) and give eco-friendly jewelry instead.
• Serve organic treats, wine, and champagne.
• Give organic flowers.
• Green that night o’ love and recycle your unmentionables.
• Get sexy and stay green.
• Make your own cards – more special than store bought and you can reuse supplies you’ve got around the house. Or be sure to buy Valentine’s Day cards made with recycled materials.
• For romance light organic soy or beeswax candles.

Looking for kid specific green Valentine’s Day ideas?

Coming up I’ve got some specific examples of the ideas above.

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Here are some organic wine companies. Although, I’m not a wine expert – so knowing which the best are is not my bag. If you’re looking to ask a question about a wine you can visit Behind The Vines.

Other resources include:

• A nice F&Q about organic wine from the Organic Wine Company. Of course, they also sell wine.
• Clearing up the Confusion about Organic Wine
• Frey Vineyards
• Organic Wine Journal

Of course organic champagne, spritzers, beer and other organic drinks will work as well. Resources for these sorts of beverages include…

• Organic Bubbly
• The romance of organic Champagne
• Organic Beer and Wine
• Get the Organic Buzz
• Santa Cruz Organic – juices, spritzers, sparkling beverages, and sodas

Click here to learn about all the current contests, themes, and green challenges going on at Tree Hugging Family in May 2008

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