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Reviews and TestimonialsHere Comes The Guide, published by Hopscotch Press, printed the following review of Shambhala in its Northern California 9th edition. The publication prints over 900 pages every two years and is a highly esteemd resource for Wedding and Event Planning throughout California. "The road to Shambhala has to be one of the loveliest in Northern California. It winds through cool, shady redwood, madrone and live oak forests and over rocky hills, covered with fields of golden native grasses that glow in the sun like honeycomb. Round a curve at the top of one of those hills, you are getted by a breathtaking vista of distant mountains, hazy valleys and endless sky. Making Your Wedding Green in Romantic Mendocino, published by TravelRoads.com, published a Web review of Shambhala Ranch, Spring 2008. By Richard Evans. Stacie and Joey Shepp recently exchanged vows with the complete assurance that their weddig would leave no harmful environmental "footprint" behind. This momentous occasion took place on July 7, 2007, near the small town of Comptche, just miles from the romantic Mendocino Coast. "We strive in our daily lives to conserve energy, reduce waste, and save water," said Stacie. "So when we started planning our wedding, our first objective was to host an event that was in alignment with our values." Shambhala Ranch, in Comptche is off-the-grid and runs completely on Solar Power, published by Weddings & Honeymoons Magazine, March 17, 2008. By Joyce Barslow (Green Wedding Choice). Couples who are choosing to go the green route when tying the knot sort through an array of green choices that can be overwhelming-from making smarter selections that are still luxurious, to staying in a place that is completely off the power grid. This is the real wedding story of Stacie Wickham and Joey Shepp, who met in a Green MBA program, fell in love, decided to get married in the most eco-friendly way possible and found a place, the Shambhala Ranch Retreat Center and Country Inn, that helped them ro realize their dream. |
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