Megan & Will Ryan had a beautiful old-fashioned garden party wedding, complete with paper lanterns and a barn dance.  They used a beautiful set of wooden rings to exchange vows, and were nice enough to send us this card in the mail.  The rest of the pictures from their wedding are so bright & beautiful!  They can be seen here.
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Thank you to Martina and Clayton for sending us a lovely photograph of the wooden rings we made for their wedding. Best wishes to you both! Featured on the right is our "Breaking Traditions" ring made from Koa and Birch Wood, inlaid with a mixture of crushed stones that mimic the traditional three-stone diamond ring. On the left is "Seashore's Muse," comprised of a Rosewood band and a Mother of Pearl Inlay.

The entire wedding party went barefoot for the majority of the day and the pair went DIY-tastic by designing and making their own invitations,  logo and napkins. Click to see Chad & Christine eco-friendly wedding.

Just little introduction of our wooden engagement rings

This video was put together by Sarah on vocals (Very nice job with covering this song) and Zandra doing the video editing. It was done as Thank you to all the wonderful Simply Wood Ring customers.

We thank you for your commitment to living an eco-friendly life and your decision to placing your love of each other in alignment with the earth.



Thank you.

Simply Wood Rings

My name is Zandra Rivera, and I've recently begun to work with Simply Wood Rings as a creative support. I am inspired everyday I come into the studio and am surrounded by so much beauty and love. I wrote the following based on hearing Gustav speak on a daily basis about his feelings towards his art and nature, as well as my personal reflections amidst this Earth.

As winter slowly approaches, the leaves turn various robust colors of yellows, reds, oranges, purples and browns, die and fall to the ground. I’m reminded of the delicate but intrinsic circle of life, where birth does not exist without death. The absolute abundance of life is viable only through the continuous process of decay. Gustav tells me this is the time upon which he reflects and is always inspired to create something new from the old, continuing and adding to this never ending cycle.

To work in the artistic and family oriented environment that Gustav provides, I am able to reflect upon the way we as a society are giving way to old systems of thought regarding the Earth and respecting her fury. This process seems too slow sometimes for me; I’d like more people to get with the flow of sustainability, to plant more trees, to recycle at every opportunity available, to teach the younger generation about ecology and the importance of the green movement as early as possible. "I am reminded by my loving family that I can only do as much as I can and hope that it causes a ripple effect for generations to come," Gustav reflects.

Though, at this time I should feel the shivers of a Winter almost upon me, I am warmed by the thought of a better future for all of us. Amidst death there exists life’s delicate thread awaiting our gentle pull.

Zandra River
Creative Support