Won Jin-Seo SNS Threads screenshot
Won Jin-Seo, a former broadcaster turned Pilates instructor who married comedian Yoon Jung-Soo (formerly Won Ja-Hyun), has released photos from the main ceremony.
On the afternoon of the 2nd, Won Jin-Seo posted several photos on her SNS Threads, writing, “Even though two days have passed since the wedding, I still wonder if I really was the bride… it feels like a dream,” and added, “Thanks to everyone who came, laughed with us, blessed us, and generously shared your warm hearts, our day has remained a precious memory we will never forget.”
She continued, “I am deeply grateful for every step taken to remember us, to bless us, and to be with us. To everyone who helped create that beautiful day with us, thank you so much. Treasuring all the gratitude we received that day, we will return to everyday life and live diligently and beautifully, cherishing and relying on each other even more. Thank you,” sharing her appreciation.
Won Jin-Seo SNS Threads screenshot
Won Jin-Seo SNS Threads screenshot
In the photos, Won Jin-Seo draws attention by wearing a variety of dresses. For the ceremony, she wore an off-shoulder, mermaid-line dress that accentuated her slim figure. Another A-line dress appears to have been worn for an on-site wedding photo shoot before the ceremony. For the second part of the event, she emphasized chic elegance in a shimmering silver dress.
Won Jin-Seo SNS Threads screenshot
Won Jin-Seo SNS Threads screenshot
Yoon Jung-Soo and Won Jin-Seo held their wedding at 6 p.m. on the 30th of last month at a hotel in Gangnam, Seoul. Comedians Kim Sook and Nam Chang-Hee hosted the ceremony, and congratulatory performances were given by Cool’s lead vocalist Lee Jae-Hoon, Can’s Bae Gi-Sung, and singer Lee Mu-Jin.
They completed their marriage registration in August, so they are already legally married. Appearing recently on Channel A’s “Best Friends Talkumentary - Table for Four,” Yoon explained, “It was for hospital benefits related to pregnancy,” adding that they filed the registration first to receive infertility support benefits.
