Let me tell you first about my impression. The first time I went to my Korean Language Teacher's Wedding. The wedding hall was in Gangnam area, Seoul. It was easy to find the building, but not the ceremony room itself. When you enter the building, you feel like in some kind of exhibition business center. There were so many people and so many rooms. All rooms were almost the same design, it remembered me a Church hall from the western movie. The difference was the welcome board in front of each room. In each room, there was a wedding ceremony for different couples. That's why the whole building was full of people.. they were the guests of other couples from each room.  I understood it later, because of many people it is hard to ask where is what..you don't know them, and they don't know you. After the official part of the ceremony, everyone goes to another room to eat. Imagine all the guests from all the rooms in the building goes to the same place to eat! There is no time to talk to the groom and bride. I couldn't even send my regards to them, they looked so busy to leave the ceremony room. Because in a few minutes another couple is going to have their ceremony in that same room (Weirdo :D) !!

        I went to the buffet place. It was packed. Lots of people taking their plates and eating with the stranger in one roundtable. I didn't get the idea of doing that, I just left the place. I thought that is the culture shock!

       I was talking to my friends and asked them about their impressions of Korean wedding. Here what they said via kakao messenger. The interesting thing is they have almost the same impression!

I decided to devote this post especially for those who are busy with their wedding preparations. Here we go!

 3 Tips on planning your wedding ceremony

1. Walking in

This part is the most Important part of the wedding ceremony. And you should think about it properly. These are the questions that might help you to make a decision:

- How are you going to walk in?

- Who is going to walk in first?

- Are you going to walk in together (bride and groom)?

- Do you want your parents (usually mums) to walk in first?

After you decide Who and How you are going to walk in, the important thing is to select the right music. These questions might be helpful:

- Are you going to have a live music?

- Are you going to play an mp3 file?

- What music do you want to walk in with?

It is better to make a list of the music for walking in part of the ceremony like "groom's walk in", "bride's walk in", "parents' walk in", etc..

2. Vows

3. Walking out

Once the ceremony is about to end, the newlywed couple just need to do their recessional march. That's the moment all couples are waiting for as it's official their first step being husband and wife. It's great idea To select your favorite music in order to enjoy every second of your march.
You can ask your friends to prepare flower leaves to make a Flower Shower at the end of the virgin road.

This is the Average Wedding Scenario in Korea.
However all our brides and grooms having their own story we work together to personalize each couples scenario.
We're always curious to know how you'd like to plan your Wedding Ceremony  and what kind of cultural element you'd like to import from your Country.
Will wait for your comments and  and if there are any other topics you are interested leave us a message on the comment section bellow! Will do my best to write about that too. 
Hope this post was helpful for you to get some wedding scenario idea!

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