Korea Highlights: The Wedding(s)

You think one wedding in America is a lot on your plate?

Try having three in Korea!

I could barely keep up, so I won't blame you if you don't.

Okay. So.

Katie's family is Catholic, so the first ceremony, and apparently the one that "sealed the deal,"

was done in a Catholic church.

Unfortunately, I really don't know much else.

Mostly because it was all in Korean and as we know: 

Mishi does not-uh speak-uh da Korean.

Regardless, it was beautiful, she was beautiful, and I still cried in the name of love.

Moving on to the next ceremony where she got to walk down the aisle in her gorgeous white dress.

This particular morning, there's a good chance I dry-heaved about 15 times

because I was so hungover excited.

I got to the wedding location looking slightly disheveled.

So much so that apparently my mother felt the need to do something about it.

But nothing compared to a few moments later when we couldn't find Fasha!

He was needed for pictures and no where to be found.

Like a dutiful sister & daughter, I went in search.

I saw a man that looked just like him, 

except he was wearing jeans and a long sleeved Abercrombie shirt.

It couldn't be him, it's probably just that all Asians look alike, right?

Wrong.

In comes Fasha.

Abercrombie wearing and all.

Apparently he was upstairs practicing for the ceremony.

I don't know, I was too hungover, I mean excited, to question.

Anyway.

We all managed to pull it together. Fasha got dressed. My stomach stopped churning.

And the rest of the evening went swimmingly.

For the third and final ceremony, they headed upstairs for the traditional Korean gathering.

They went all out with the wardrobe, gathered around a table, and were greeted by several of the guests to accept gifts.

{aaannnddd this was where my camera died and out came the iPhone. Hence the extremely poor quality. My apologies.}

It was such a great experience to see all of this and an amazing trip that I'll never forget.

Congratulations to my brother and now my new sister in law!

I love you both.

xoxo

Happy Weekend, lovelies.

Thanks for enduring a week long recap of Korea ;)