MY JOURNAL

This wedding blends natural elegance with unforgettable moments. Discover dream wedding vendors, ideas, and tips for Korean destination weddings.

What’s love? To some, it’s magic that binds souls; to others, it’s a choice to grow together. Madai and Goobin’s love blends both—deep and resilient. They evolved from chance encounters to a heartfelt autumn wedding in Seoul. Their journey highlights their strong bond, filled with personal touches that honor their love story.

Love, it’s just like rain, right? Unpredictable, but oh-so breathtakingly beautiful. Well, let me take you on a little journey into the magical world of Kellen & Michelle’s outdoor wedding in Seoul. Yep, you heard it right, an outdoor wedding, rain and all!

Dreams of a romantic, nostalgic marriage ceremony came true for Edward and Lynn when they celebrated their wedding in a traditional Hanok House in Seoul. Filled with the tranquil beauty of nature and surrounded by family, and friends from both Korea and abroad, it was nothing but an enchanting event. We invite you to share Edward & Lynn’s magical moment through this blog post about their Hanok house wedding!

Make your dream wedding come true with the final installment of our guide to planning the perfect celebration in South Korea.

As a wedding photographer based in South Korea, specializing in multicultural weddings for the past 7 years, I’m here to guide you. I’ve teamed up with Sarah, a bilingual wedding planner in South Korea, to provide you with everything you need!

One of the highlights of any wedding is the wedding portraits. Many couples choose the famous Raffles Hotel in Singapore for their wedding portraits, and it’s no wonder why. The Raffles Hotel Singapore offers the perfect setting for anyone looking to create a timeless wedding album.

Celebrate your love with the beauty of a traditional Korean wedding. Take a journey as you learn about rituals and customs from South Korea.

A sweet elopement in the beautiful city of Seoul, South Korea. Includes tips and advice on how to elope in Korea.

Patrick and Rira live and work in South Korea’s cosmopolitan capital, Seoul. They love the diversity of cultures and food Pyeongtaek (the area where they live) has to offer. Visiting different restaurants and sharing their favourite ice cream are just a couple of things they enjoy doing together.

The couple’s friends and family are quite diverse too. Pat’s mom flew in from the US and most of his friends who attended the wedding, are US military soldiers stationed in Seoul. Rira had friends fly in from Sydney, Australia too.