Two relatives at the wedding.
The mother of the bride and groom wear traditional Korean dress, or Hanbok. Also, the older relatives often wear the traditional dress.
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3 comments:
They looked like royalty!
Hi Aunt Becky. We are here and quite exhausted. I feel like I am walking in a daze. We really like it here though. Everyone is super friendly, even though I can't understand them. I will email you tomorrow and see if we can call. I am still trying to understand how the phones work here. We are staying in a hotel here in Osan right outside of the base and they are so attentive to our needs. Anyway I will talk to you soon.
Darn! Why didn't I wear gloves at my wedding?
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