At the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Mulia Jakarta, a world called “Lea” quietly came to life — a sanctuary imagined, nurtured, and guarded by Leon and Lauren. Their wedding celebration unfolded not merely as an event, but as an intimate journey into the heart of a universe they built together, one defined by love, care, and the promise of growth. “The Guardian of Lea” became the essence of their story, revealing how two individuals cultivated a world in which their love could take root, flourish, and shelter everything within it.
Guests began their adventure through an unexpected yet meaningful entrance: an experience tunnel shaped like a container. This design was more than a visual cue — it was a tribute to Leon’s beginnings in the logistics world, a reminder that every journey has a starting point. The container tunnel symbolized transport, transition, and the movement from what is known into what is dreamed. It was a bridge between reality and imagination, gently guiding every guest toward the mystical realm prepared for them.
Beyond the tunnel, the atmosphere shifted entirely. Guests found themselves stepping into a dreamy forest — a primeval grove breathing with life, shaded by layers of lush greenery and wrapped in the quiet magic of untouched nature. Towering trees, dense foliage, and soft glimmers of light created a world that felt ancient yet new, wild yet tender, as though it had existed long before yet was waiting to be awakened by their love.
This forest was the heart of Lea. It represented the land Leon and Lauren had built emotionally through time — a place that began with a single seed. Just like their relationship, what started small grew into something expansive: miles of trees, vivid flora and fauna, and a living environment reflecting the care they continuously poured into one another. The landscape became a metaphor for their journey — one nurtured through patience, strengthened through trust, and beautified through acts of love, big and small.
At the center of this sanctuary, Leon and Lauren stood to make their vow. Surrounded by the very world inspired by their story, they promised not only to love each other, but to guard the sanctuary they had built — Lea. The vow became deeper than words exchanged; it was a commitment to remain protectors of their shared world, to nurture it with intention, and to ensure that everything within it thrives. Just as they have cared for each other throughout their relationship, they now promised to care for the land symbolizing their unity.
In that moment, the ballroom felt transformed into a living testament of devotion. The air carried the weight of meaning, the forest breathed with warmth, and every detail whispered the same message: love requires tending. Leon and Lauren’s wedding reminded everyone present that relationships grow the way forests do — slowly, beautifully, and with constant care. The sanctuary of Lea existed not because it was built in a day, but because it was cultivated over time.
“The Guardian of Lea” was a celebration of love that protects, nurtures, and gives life. It was a journey from the world outside into a world created and sustained by two hearts. And for every guest who walked through the container tunnel, stepped into the forest, and witnessed the vows at its heart, the experience lingered like a story one never quite forgets — a reminder that the most beautiful worlds are the ones we build with the person we love.
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The Wedding Of Leon & Lauren
The Groom : Mr. Bendiktus Leonard Pranoto
The Bride : Mrs. Laurencia Betari Anggita Radina Putri
Parents of the Groom : Mr. Siswadhi Pranoto & Mrs. Neti Herawati
Parents of the Bride : Mr. Cleofas Radityo Prihandaru & Mrs. Dina Kusumawardhani
Organizer : Project Art Plus
Venue : Grand Ballroom - The Mulia Senayan, Jakarta
Decoration : Lotus Decor
Lighting Designer : Bobby Therry
Lighting System : Et Cetera
Multimedia System : Niki LED
LED animation : DFactory
Sound System & Band : Luxevoir Enterprise
Guest Star : Judika
Photography & Videography : Tania Salim
Wedding Cake : Sweet Salt
