This bug hotel is made without pesticides or chemicals and uses bamboo tubing to provide a sweet home for bees and bugs in a new garden.

This fair trade ceramic bowl is made by local artists in a Tunisian artisan studio. The studio offers education opportunities and free transportation to the community.

This drink set is made from recycled glass. Cheers to keeping it green.

Nobody says composting has to be ugly; this ceramic pot can hold kitchen scraps before they're ready to go outside for composting.

Made with sustainable materials using ancient traditional techniques by a fair trade initiative in India, this bedspread will keep newlyweds warm all night long.

Handmade in Vermont, this pizza cutter uses recycled steel to make cutting up your pepperoni a breeze.

These reusable, insulated tumblers are made for newlyweds to grab their coffee without needing a plastic cup.

Varying in size from small to large, these recycled glass vases make for picturesque and eco-friendly gifts.

Perfect for honeymooning, this 29-inch Samsonite case is made entirely from recycled plastic bottles.

This lantern, made of partially recycled iron, just needs a candle inside to shed a glorious glow.

A paired set of these zero-waste cutlery kits make for adorable travel companions for two.

Even if the newlywed twosome have never been near skateboards in their lives, they'll love these recycled skateboard coaster sets.

As a replacement for plastic and other materials, these sustainable bamboo bowls are excellent additions to the kitchen — and can last for years.

These four "grow kits" for herbs allow people who've never had a plant they didn't let wither to produce a flourishing kitchen garden — complete with its own watering system.

This little speaker is made entirely of recycled materials, including bamboo, PET and cotton, and for every purchase Earthgood plants a tree.

Prosperity candles are made of eco-friendly soy and coconut wax by female refugees in the U.S. A celebration set will contain the story of the woman who poured the candles, too.

These recycled cotton robes are handmade using eco-friendly techniques and make for a spectacular lounging-around gift.

Made from 80% hemp, a sustainable crop, this kitchen apron will withstand the hardiest of stains.

These bread boards are constructed from vintage French wood from the 1970s and '80s, making them both eco-friendly and one-of-a-kind.

For those who like experiences over items, an online vegetarian cooking class is the perfect gift for breaking in a new kitchen.

Bathing Culture makes plant-based, water-free soaps in reusable (and super stylish) glass containers. Perfect to dress up a newlyweds bathroom.

These bamboo sheets are sustainably made to last and will make for a soft nest for new love birds.

A home bidet isn’t just the lap of luxury, it’s the unlikely face of sustainability. Using water saves a ton of toilet paper every year, and will step up your newlywed’s bathroom.

These organic teas are made with ethically sourced herbs as part of the Ethical Tea Partnership, with recyclable, minimal packaging. Warm up their kitchen and save the planet.

A grow-your-own mushroom kit is a hobby and a snack all in one. Give your bride something to do — and something to eat.

This zero-waste kitchen set contains reusable sandwich bags and containers for produce and leftovers. Give the gift that keeps on giving.

Who said sustainability can’t be stylish? A set of patterned reusable shopping bags will let your eco-friendly bride shop in style.

This colorful set of reusable plastic bags will dress up your bride’s lunch and keep all their bulk nuts and dried fruits fresh.

A home carbonator means endless seltzer with none of the packaging. Nix one-time use metals and let the good times roll.

A sustainable produce subscription saves produce from food waste, and your bride a trip to the grocery store.