FÁTIMA & ALEJANDRO

Chronicle of a love story told across four pages

PAZO MIRADORES, GALICIA

Fátima and Alejandro showed us that a wedding can also be told as a great story. From the very beginning, they knew they wanted to share their love through what defines them best: journalism. That is how their invitation came to be—designed as a four-page newspaper, a nod to "La Voz de Galicia", the daily paper from her home region.

Amidst headlines and columns, the guests discovered affectionate words dedicated to their companions, a special piece about their beloved dog Sirope—an essential part of the family—and playful messages hidden as advertisements that brought plenty of smiles. Every page was designed to inform, move, and surprise.

The invitation also told the story of their journey together: a timeline of their love—from the day they met and the proposal, right up to the "I do." Alongside this, it featured the wedding schedule and key details about the big day, as well as brief glimpses into who they are, so everyone could get to know them a little better.

A project that reminded us that love, when told with truth and creativity, becomes a story worth reading again and again.

For the wedding stationery, we wanted to maintain the event's central theme, combining the two concepts that defined the couple: journalism and a garden filled with flowers.

From the seating plan to the waitstaff, every element adhered to the same visual identity, featuring floral accents and an olive green and fuchsia color palette that ran throughout the celebration. The tables were given special Galician names—such as Bico, Quérote, Ruliña, and Carallo—as a small tribute to Fátima’s homeland.

We also wanted to reimagine the traditional "table captain" role. In its place, the "table paparazzi" was born—a playful nod to journalism.

We designed die-cut Polaroid-style cards that explained the challenges and games for each table, while also designating the person responsible for bringing the table to life through various activities.

The traditional place cards were transformed into press passes. The front displayed each guest's name, their table assignment, the couple's logo, and, of course, the wedding date. Turning them over revealed the real surprise: a personal message from the couple to each guest, turning a functional item into a lasting keepsake.

As a final touch, we designed a hand-stitched guestbook for the witnesses, featuring a watercolor of the ceremony venue on the cover. It was a simple keepsake that rounded out a stationery suite designed to tell their story from start to finish.