Jakarta Wedding from Paper Cranes Productions
It’s Saturday morning, and you know what that means for the Little Black Book Blog … It’s movie time! And we’ve got such a treat this morning. There is a reason we love Paper Cranes Productions so – they send us some of the best, best, best films. Remember this one? Well today, we’ve got a Same Day Edit from the ever amazing Paper Cranes, and I promise you’ll love it. Pinky promise even. It features the wedding of a couple you will fall completely head over heels for – they are so sweet. And even though it is in Indonesian, the love translates. So, sit back, grab your hanky, and press play. Click here for more of this adorable couple!
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From Paper Cranes … They really are sweet and unique couple. Victor is crazy about pop-up cards and so you will find a lot of those in their wedding elements – from how he proposed to Karin, the bomboniere which consists of various pop up cards which the bride and groom made themselves, the wedding invitations, and also the surprise that he gave Karin on the reception night.
Victor + Karin Cinematic Wedding Same Day Edit (Paper Cranes) from Paper Cranes Productions on Vimeo.
From the bride … Victor and I knew each other back in primary and junior high as we went to the same school. We didn’t talk until 2008 when we met again at our friend’s birthday party and found ourselves falling for each other. Finally we got together in beginning 2009 when he asked me to be his girlfriend using a pop-up book! It was his first surprise to me.
Along the way, we decided to get married. At first we did not have any idea as to what kind of wedding we wanted to have. However, the one thing we did know, was that we wanted Paper Cranes to be part of our wedding!
Then, as we got more into the wedding preparations, we decided to go with orange. We love orange. As you can see from the photos and video, our décor was orange, we ordered lots of orange flowers, the bridesmaid dresses were orange, and the best man’s and our brothers’ ties were orange.
Besides that, we wanted it to be unique. Victor is a graphic designer and he wanted to design our wedding invitations. He is so into pop-up cards, so he decided to design a pop-up wedding invitation and as for our wedding favor, we gave 5 different cards representing a year’s most celebrated events which we designed ourselves.
Finally the BIG DAY came, and it started very early. I had to wake up at 3.30am for my makeup. At the reception, Victor was supposed to sing one of our favorite songs, a Michael Buble song called “Everything.” However, as Victor was about to go to the stage, he came to me and surprised me with a pop-up book, saying “Thank you for the ‘I DO.’” I was speechless, and before I could even say “WOW,” he was on stage singing a song written by himself, arranged by him and his best man. I later found out that they’ve managed to create the song just the night before our big day.
We felt that the big day went too fast. But it was the perfect day and we pulled together what we believed the best vendors in Indonesia. The décor was perfect (beyond what we’ve imagined and expected), the photographers were the best, my dress was unbelievably gorgeous, the Same Day Edit by Paper Cranes was beyond … and above that, we were assisted by the best wedding planner. It was perfect.
Photography: Moreno & Co. / Flowers: House of Flowers / Wedding Planning: Magnolia / Ceremony Location: GKY Greenville Church / Reception Location: Ritz Carlton Pacific Place Jakarta / Decorations: Lotus Design / Invitations: Bride & Groom / Dress: Sally Koeswanto / Cake: Le Luxe / Cinematography: Paper Cranes Productions
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I absolutely love your dress with the mandarin collar. Was it a custom dress?
This is such a beautiful wedding! I love all the details and the cake is so unique and creative! Love the SDE video...it captured all the details and the essence of this couple perfectly. :)
love these photos and the use of the color orange!
That cake is amazing!!! Such a beatiful wedding, i love the balloon shot!
The balloon release looks neat for the pictures. Love the little cakes
@Christina, we're looking into the dress for you. Wasn't it absolutely gorgeous?
I have seen SO many weddings that have released balloons and I have to ask why? Don't get me wrong, this wedding and every other one I've seen is beautiful. But you do realize that releasing balloons is littering, right? Those balloons are made from plastic that ends up in the ocean, tangled in trees, our fish and wildlife eat said balloons and choke and die from them. I've had tours of our (protected) water system... pristine and beautiful with not one speck of trash. Except for a balloon - at the source of ALL of Portland's water! So I ask... I beg... PLEASE rethink releasing balloons or birds of any type. Ask yourself where they may end up! Think about the environment... please?
Thanks Lane for the comment. While we think it's such a fun way of celebrating, maybe we should think twice about where the balloons will end up!
Anyone know the songs from the video? BEAUTIFUL wedding.
P.S It's usually the strings that do the damage, because many balloons now a days are biodegradable... if released without strings (or sometimes light light crepe paper) the balloons with rise up to 5 miles, burst into little pieces which speeds up the degrading process (usually the same time as it takes an oak leaf to degrade.) so just something to think about. Compromise Lane... Do balloons not strings :)
http://www.balloonhq.com/faq/deco_releases.html#where
Thank you everyone for the lovely comments :)
@Christina : Yes, it is custom made by Indonesian designer Sally Koeswanto - http://www.sallykoeswanto.com/
@Nikki: The songs are "ought to be" by Audrey Assad and "between sheets" by Imogen Heap
@Lane: Thanks so much for your concern. Will surely keep this in mind :) and Thanks to Nikki for sharing the link :)
really pretty colour correction on the photos :) beautiful couple as well :)
I'm just excited to see an Indonesian wedding got featured on SMP! There are TONS of great, great ideas - I look at the Indonesian wedding trends from time to time for inspirations.