This Bride Wore Three Dresses To Her Traditional Korean Wedding in the Brazilian Countryside
Photo: Sarah Falugo1/55The wedding took place at my parents’ vacation home in the Brazilian countryside. Since it is filled with Korean references, we felt it was perfect.
Photo: Sarah Falugo2/55Chloé Gaya, my makeup artist, getting me ready.
Photo: Sarah Falugo3/55Traditional handmade Korean hairpins.
Photo: Sarah Falugo4/55My maid of honor, Giulia, making sure everybody is right on schedule!
Photo: Sarah Falugo5/55My makeup was kept minimal, clean, and very soft for the ceremony.
Photo: Sarah Falugo6/55The maid of honor wore traditional Korean wedding hairpins.
Photo: Sarah Falugo7/55My mom helping me with the ceremony hanbok.
Photo: Sarah Falugo8/55Adjusting the final headpiece.
Photo: Sarah Falugo9/55My sister Giulia . . . all ready to go!
Photo: Sarah Falugo10/55Wearing this Han Eun Hee wedding hanbok was a dream come true. The designer and I discussed the details of the dress during my many trips to Seoul.
Photo: Sarah Falugo11/55My dear sister, always with me.
Photo: Sarah Falugo12/55Bridesmaids wearing my favorite color.
Photo: Sarah Falugo13/55Furniture by Brazilian designers arranged in the living room.
Photo: Sarah Falugo14/55Guests arriving for the ceremony.
Photo: Sarah Falugo15/55A lounge area for arriving guests.
Photo: Sarah Falugo16/55Guests in the living room, waiting for the ceremony to start.
Photo: Sarah Falugo17/55Family and friends gathering around.
Photo: Sarah Falugo18/55Orchids, branches, and candles decorated the main entrance. Our flowers were by André Pedrotti.
Photo: Sarah Falugo19/55The wedding ceremony setup was inspired by the idea of starting a new home. We wanted to feel safe and intimate during this moment.
Photo: Sarah Falugo20/55The ceremony structure was built especially for the wedding day.
Photo: Sarah Falugo21/55Daisies formed the entrance’s arch.
Photo: Sarah Falugo22/55One of my bridesmaids heading to the ceremony area.
Photo: Sarah Falugo23/55Waiting . . .
Photo: Sarah Falugo24/55My dream bouquet with magnolia flowers and leaves. I’m so thankful to everyone on André Pedrotti’s team.
Photo: Sarah Falugo25/55Beautiful light and a magical moment captured by our photographer, Sarah Falugo. When we saw her photos after the wedding, we immediately fell in love.
Photo: Sarah Falugo26/55My groom waiting for me, wearing an Alexandre Won suit.
Photo: Sarah Falugo27/55Here I am entering the ceremony, escorted by my father.
Photo: Sarah Falugo28/55We couldn’t stop smiling. We were so happy and nervous and filled with gratitude.
Photo: Sarah Falugo29/55The ceremony was short and filled with love.
Photo: Sarah Falugo30/55We were so lucky with the beautiful weather throughout the day.
Photo: Sarah Falugo31/55The moment our flower girls and ring bearer entered.
Photo: Sarah Falugo32/55The kiss!
Photo: Sarah Falugo33/55The most tearful moment: hugging and thanking our parents.
Photo: Sarah Falugo34/55Husband and wife!
Photo: Sarah Falugo35/55Groomsmen and bridesmaids.
Photo: Sarah Falugo36/55Our happiness, captured by Sarah.
Photo: Sarah Falugo37/55Paebaek, a traditional Korean wedding ceremony filled with blessings and happy wishes from relatives. For this portion of the evening, I changed into a second colorful hanbok dress.
Photo: Sarah Falugo38/55The pathway connecting the ceremony area to the reception area, where dinner would be served.
Photo: Sarah Falugo39/55A magical moment during sunset . . .
Photo: Sarah Falugo40/55One of my bridesmaids walking down the pathway to the reception area.
Photo: Sarah Falugo41/55The home was designed by architects Andréia Hong and Felipe Yazbek.
Photo: Sarah Falugo42/55The tablescape.
Photo: Sarah Falugo43/55We created small areas for guests to feel cozy and intimate.
Photo: Sarah Falugo44/55Details in copper.
Photo: Sarah Falugo45/55We had a total of three cakes. Each one had a different flavor and decoration, and they were all made by The King Cake, Nelson Pantano.
Photo: Sarah Falugo46/55Elegant friends.
Photo: Sarah Falugo47/55I collects skeletons of leaves, and since we wanted our wedding to evoke their lightness and transparency, Nelson re-created them using sugar!
Photo: Sarah Falugo48/55Perrier-Jouet Blason Rosé Champagne.
Photo: Sarah Falugo49/55We had a lot of details throughout the wedding, as you can see on our beautiful third cake. We wanted people to understand our energy, aesthetic, and love.
Photo: Sarah Falugo50/55We had bride and groom’s cocktails created by Help Bar.
Photo: Sarah Falugo51/55Having fun in my third dress, a look by Dior.
Photo: Sarah Falugo52/55Koreans and Brazilians have a lot of energy. We partied nonstop!
Photo: Sarah Falugo53/55Jell-O shots arriving!
Photo: Sarah Falugo54/55The most epic part of the party was when we got up to play the drums! It was so much fun. Unforgettable. Our friend clapped her hands so hard in excitement that she popped a vein.
Photo: Sarah Falugo55/55We had an after-party inside the house, where we danced all night long.

