What do you get when two advertising industry writers fall in love and decide to get married? Why a wedding chock-full of creative, personal touches and lots & lots of PAPER of course! Pardon the type-casting but isn’t paper (apart from pen) supposed to be a writer’s best pal?

When Dino Ocampo, a friend & colleague back from when I worked in the industry, mentioned that he was to settle down with fellow creative Pia Roxas, I knew their wedding was going to be anything but cookie cutter. With the help of stylist Candy Reyes, they managed to infuse their wedding with elements that reflected their personal fancies – a shared love for travel, diving, photography, curios, and of course, writing. What struck me most about the decor is the predominance of paper elements – quite appropriate for a marriage between two people who weave words for a living, yes? – so that’s what I chose to feature here:

Details from Dino Ocampo & Pia Roxas' wedding

Dino Ocampo & Pia Roxas' wedding

Clockwise from left:
1/2. Custom postcards featuring their photography were handed out for guests to write messages on (what a great idea!)
3. Instead of bouquets, the bride her entourage carried bags with a “paper flower” on top.
4. Huge paper flowers made by hand by an urban poor community.

More details from Dino & Pia Ocampo's wedding

Dino Ocampo & Pia Roxas's wedding

Clockwise from left:
1. Paper flowers abloom all over the tables in the reception area.
2. Paper bag luminaries light the path to and from the garden.
3. Another shot of the guest postcards.
4. Folded paper hats & stars printed with the couple’s writings for guests to take home.

Read more about their wedding in an upcoming issue of Wedding Essentials magazine. They also have a wedding blog filled with comprehensive wedding preparation step-by-step photos and tips [here].

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