Your presence is the best gift we could ask for! Since we're having a destination wedding (and luggage space is tight), we're skipping traditional gifts. If you'd like to contribute to our honeymoon fund instead, we'd be so grateful. Thanks for being part of our story — we can't wait to celebrate with you! Link to Honeymoon Fund: https://gofund.me/700aa3ac0
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Korean weddings are usually shorter and more streamlined than Western weddings. Ours will include the ceremony followed by a lunch, and the entire celebration will wrap up within a few hours. Unlike many Western weddings, there won’t be a dance floor or evening party — instead, we’ll share a meal together before the day concludes.
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✅ DO — Calm, Polished, Intentional • Tailored, polished pieces (midi dresses, elegant jumpsuits, blazers with trousers, or suits) • Soft, light, or muted colors Navy, gray, taupe, muted green, soft blue, dusty rose, warm brown • Clean lines and breathable spring fabrics • Minimal accessories and refined shoes • Men: ties are optional — a crisp open collar with a blazer is perfectly appropriate 🚫 DON’T — Too Casual, Too Loud, Too Dark • Black or near-black outfits (including all-black suits or dresses) • White, ivory, or bridal-adjacent shades • Loud prints, sequins, or statement pieces • Denim, sneakers, polos, T-shirts, sundresses • Clubwear, ultra-mini lengths, or extreme silhouettes • Matching or coordinated outfits (there is no wedding party) When in doubt, choose something light, polished, and calm — spring colors and simple tailoring are always right. For visual reference - use this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/17y_sDp7TRTGkS2jG7XFM7guoDBodxpTA/view?usp=sharing
As much as we love kids, our lunch celebration will be adults-only — think of it as a short and sweet grown-ups’ getaway!
Skincare products to buy in Seoul and take home A. The “K-trend” ingredient squad (buy sets, not singles) These categories have been major 2025-era K-beauty darlings: - PDRN (often “salmon DNA”): Popular for “bouncy,” repaired-looking skin; shows up in serums, masks, and even clinic-style lines. (Trend coverage includes PDRN and “salmon sperm” facials/products.) - Spicule / micro-needle serums (“microneedling in a bottle”): Products that use tiny spicules (micro-structures) to boost penetration—can tingle and may irritate sensitive skin, so patch-test. - Milky toners + toner pads: “Easy mode” hydration + gentle exfoliation; toner pads are the practical souvenir because they’re fast and stackable for travel. - Overnight collagen masks / wrapping masks: The “wake up glazed” category—great for long flights and dry hotel air. B. Where to shop so you don’t waste time Olive Young (Myeongdong “Global Town”): This is the easiest one-stop for trend items, new releases, and staff who are used to tourists. Their Myeongdong Global Town store lists hours and address publicly. Myeongdong cluster strategy: There are multiple Olive Young branches packed into Myeongdong, so your group can split up and compare stock without traveling across Seoul.
Appetizer - Burrata Cheese Salad Main - Pasta & Steak Dessert - Tiramisu