Korean weddings, traditionally known as ‘Honrye’, were steeped in Confucian values and involved intricate rituals and customs. These ceremonies were characterized by their vibrant colors, especially the bride’s hanbok (traditional Korean dress), which was often a brilliant red and indigo. Key elements included the ‘jeonanrye’, where the groom would present a wild goose to the … 더 읽기
Hanboks, the traditional Korean attire, have been the cornerstone of wedding fashion for centuries. These garments are not just clothes but a reflection of Korean history and art. Women’s Hanbok The bridal hanbok typically consists of a jeogori (a short jacket with long sleeves) and a chima (a full-length, high-waisted skirt). Vibrant colors and simple … 더 읽기
Traditional Korean weddings, known as ‘Pyebaek’, are deeply rooted in Confucian values and customs. They are rich in symbolism, from the attire to the rituals. The bride typically wears a ‘hanbok’, an exquisite traditional dress, while the groom dons a ‘hanbok’ or a formal Western suit. Ceremonies often include rites like the ‘jeonanrye’, where the … 더 읽기
