Historical Roots and Significance Korean wedding traditions stem from the country’s Confucian past, emphasizing respect, family values, and ancestral rites. The traditional ceremony, known as ‘Pyebaek’, dates back to the Joseon Dynasty, symbolizing the union of two families rather than just two individuals. Traditional Wedding Attire Central to a Korean wedding is the traditional attire. … 더 읽기
Korean weddings, traditionally known as ‘Honrye’, are deeply rooted in Confucian values. Historically, these ceremonies involved numerous rituals, including the ‘Napchae’ and ‘Napdong’ ceremonies, where dates were fixed and gifts exchanged. The traditional wedding attire, ‘Hanbok’, and the elaborate ‘Pyebaek’ ceremony, where the bride pays respect to the groom’s family, are still prevalent today. These … 더 읽기
Historically, marriage in Korea was not just a union of two individuals but a merging of two families. Matchmaking, known as ‘Sogaeting’, played a pivotal role. These matches were often arranged by parents, where considerations of social status, family background, and even astrological readings were crucial. ‘Sanggyeonrye’, the formal meeting between the two families, was … 더 읽기
