Trusting her friends' sense of style, Jodi asked her bridesmaids to dress as they liked in shades of red, orange, and fuchsia.

At the ceremony, crepe-paper flowers adorn the huppa; paper umbrellas shield guests from the sun.

Jodi and her husband, Fred Muench, take a moment to celebrate.

Seating cards are tucked into coiled-wire stems of crepe-paper flowers.

A children's favor table resembles a penny-candy counter. Jars hold paper toys, peppermint sticks, and brightly wrapped candies.

The invitations were a collaboration between Jodi and Fred's sister, Allison.

Small paper lanterns dangle from the centerpiece of each table. Around them, paper blooms mingle with fresh-cut dahlias.

Notes tied to disposable cameras remind guests to leave them behind.

A rainbow of candy sticks.

A bundle of crepe-paper flowers.

The wedding program, designed by Fred's sister Katharine and her husband (and illustrated by their son Jacob), is tied to a paper fan on each guest's chair.

Paper parasols add flair to cocktail glasses.

Martha with the new bride.

A guest finds a creative way to accessorize with the crepe-paper blooms from his seating card.

Though her bouquet is made of paper, Jodi wears real Casablanca lilies in her hair.

Bridesmaid Annette Berry holds a folded paper fan in lieu of a traditional bouquet.

The bride with her parents, Sheldon and Adele Levine.

All the members of the wedding party gather for a photograph in a shady spot.

Fred transforms himself into a lounge singer with a fake toupee, mustache, and a powder-blue tuxedo -- then croons a love song for his bride.

Fred and Jodi in the ballroom at Oheka Castle, before the reception.

The six-tier, fondant-covered wedding cake is decorated with crepe-paper flowers and a skirt of crepe paper, pleats stitched in place.

Jodi and Fred selected two dozen of their favorite songs -- some for dancing and others for romance -- then had them played at the wedding and made into favors for the guests. Bridesmaid Melinda Beck designed and illustrated the cover for "Mellow Groove." Jordin Isip, the best man, illustrated "Heavy Groove."

Gown: Ghost Tailor, 212-253-9727
Photographer: Amy Neunsinger
Bride's Hair: Pedro, for Warren Tricomi
Bride's Makeup: Nancy Sprague, 212-759-2191
Veil: Nelson D'Leon
Ceremony Location and Reception Catering: Oheka Castle
Rentals: Ace Party Rental
Calligraphy: Gail Brill Design
Invitations: Claudia Calhoun