Best Ways to Use Paper Creatively In Your Wedding Decor! (Hello Origami)
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These look so refreshing and cute! And the best part? These were made by the bride herself! Super easy to make and cute to hang, these were made as a backdrop to the vedi!
Hanging Paper Lanterns
Are these funky dragonfruits, or are they lanterns? Your guests will surely notice these and wonder! An innovative idea for your Mehendi decor, these hanging from a tree lend a very foresty vibe, perfect to add colour to an outdoor setting!
Paper Umbrellas
Photo Courtesy: Rosette Wedding
This paper umbrella photo-booth is so funky and easy to do! It lends a cute backdrop for photos and can be done by yourself with a little help from your friends as well!
Mix-and-Match Paper Lanterns
Another quirky way to use origami in the Mehendi decor it is to mix and match a lot of colourful lanterns available in the market. Pick out different colours and designs... but see how well they go together!
Paper Fans
These paper fans are so simple, but combined with these frames makes for an uber cute photobooth! You can choose and stick to a particular colour theme like in this wedding!
Paper Mache Backdrop
Picture Courtesy: Gunjan & Shant's Wedding
This floral wall has been made using paper mache roses for an engagement ceremony. Such a refreshing change from the same old flowery decor! And it really does stand out!
Paper Buntings
These paper strings or buntings are so simple yet adorable! Here they have been hung on top of a swing, which makes for such a cute and colourful backdrop! Perfect for a Mehendi or Haldi function!
Paper Flower Balls
OMG! Don't these look amazing? These can be hung on the ceiling for day or night functions, and can be customised to any colour theme... they lend such a dreamy vibe to the decor!
Paper Pinwheels
These colourful paper pinwheels can be done in a single or multi colours and easily incorporated into any wedding decor! Use it to lend colour to the plants and bushes or even in the centrepieces!
Paper Flowers
We've all learnt to make them in school, but who would've thought they could be so cute for a wedding? These paper flowers lend a very personal and cozy feel to centrepieces, definitely standing out from the routine floral decorations!