Traditional Korean wedding

A traditional Korean wedding often features a ceremonial process called "pyebaek," where the bride and groom wear traditional garments—hanbok—and perform rites symbolizing respect and union. The bride typically wears a colorful, embroidered hanbok, and the groom in a similarly elegant outfit. Rituals include bowing to elders, offering fruit or chestnuts, and exchanging gifts, emphasizing filial respect and family unity. The ceremony may take place at a wedding hall, temple, or home, blending cultural heritage with modern elements. Overall, it reflects Korea’s rich history, emphasizing respect, harmony, and familial bonds.