Please RSVP by February 10th, 2025.

Sure! If you're going to come all the way to Korea, you might as well make a trip out of it. Plus ones are welcome to both the ceremony and the afterparty. When you RSVP, please let us know that you will be bringing a plus one.

Children are more than welcome at the ceremony and dinner. Simply let us know you will be bringing children when you RSVP. The afterparty, on the other hand, is designed for adults only, so we kindly ask you to refrain from bringing children to this part of the celebrations.

Here's a quick guide on how Korean weddings work and what to expect.

We recommend arriving by or before 18:00. It is customary in Korean weddings for guests to take photos with the couple ahead of the ceremony, and this will be arranged in a non-predetermined order.

If you have an allergy or dietary requirements, please be sure to let us know when you RSVP. Due to the specifics of the venue, we are only able to provide a vegetarian option if you request it when you RSVP.

We are able to provide a shuttle bus service from the nearest subway station, Chungmuro subway station (lines 3 and 4) to the venue. This will be available from 17:30 until 18:30.

Yes, there is more than enough parking space at the venue. When you arrive, look for the Parking sign and venue staff stationed nearby to help you.

Yes. The dress code is semi-formal, which means a nice evening dress for ladies and a shirt and jacket for gentlemen. Special note on footwear: part of the wedding will be held in an outdoor garden, and the afterparty will involve dancing, so we really recommend wearing comfortable shoes. (Yes, feel free to break out the sneakers)