If you didn't get an invite to the star-studded wedding of singer Baek Ji Young and actor Jung Suk Won last weekend, here's what you missed.
Baek Ji Young looked beautiful in an elegant yet understated strapless white dress. She streamlined her look by skipping a veil and choosing a sparkling hair ornament and earrings. She carried a bouquet of peach-colored roses. Both the bride and groom seemed very happy.
Before the wedding, the bride and groom had a press conference. Baek, who is nine years older than Jung, told the assembled press that despite the age difference, she was confident that Jung was the man she wanted to spend the rest of her life with. Jung was someone she could depend on and he was family to her. He sweetly kissed her on the forehead.
At the press conference, the couple also received a gift. It was a photograph of what their daughter might look like, as the bride is four months pregnant. The couple dated for two years before announcing their wedding plans and the fact that they were expecting.
Then, they announced that they were going to throw two bouquets, one for the singer Wax and the other for COOLs Yuri.
The wedding, which took place at the Sheraton Walker Hotel in Seoul, was attended by lots of celebrities from both the kdrama and kpop world.
Musical guests included Sistar, Gummi, Kim Bum Soo, Moon Myung Jin; Kahi, formerly from After School; Brown-Eyed Girls' JeA; Wax; E-Z, formerly of Baby V.O.X; Koyote's Shinji; Yoon Jong Shin; Kim Chang Ryul from DJ Doc; COOL's Yuri; and JYJ's Kim Jae Joong and Park Yoo Chun.
Kdrama celebrities included Kim Sung Soo, Go So Young, Son Dam Bi, Oh Ji Ho, Park Bo Young, Park Jin Young, Chun Jung Myung and MBCTV producer Kim Young Hee.
Actor Kim Sung Soo presided over the first half of the ceremony and singer Kim Chang Ryul was in charge of the second. Producer Kim Young Hee officiated. Leessang, Moon Myung Jin and Kim Bum Soo entertained the wedding party with congratulatory songs.
The groom has appeared in "Iris II," "Haeundae Lovers," "Rooftop Prince," Ojakgyo Brothers" and "Midas." The bride is a pop ballad singer who contributed notable songs to several drama OSTs, including singing "Don't Forget" for "Iris," "Love and Love" for "Arang and the Magistrate," "Spring Rain" for "Gu Family Book" and "That Woman" for "Secret Garden." The last song won her an outstanding Korean Drama OST award at the 2011 Seoul International Drama Awards.
