Four Korean celebrity marriages landed within a week in October 2026. Actor Jang Dong-yoon married actress Kim Seung-yoon on Saturday 10 October, and comedian Han Yun-seo married Moon Jun-woong in Seoul the following day. Single's Inferno 3 star Yun Ha Jeong made her marriage official on 6 October, ahead of a ceremony later this month. The same weekend, actress Kim Yong-ji wed in a romantic hanok wedding.
Each couple kept key details private, from the venue to the partner's name. If a Korean setting is on your own list, Wedded Concierge can source and secure the venue.
Jang Dong-yoon and Kim Seung-yoon married on 10 October in a private ceremony, Soompi reports. The 34-year-old actor announced the marriage in a handwritten letter on Instagram on 25 August, saying the couple planned a quiet ceremony with their families. "By spending a lot of time together, we came to know each other's many different sides," he wrote, as AsiaOne reported.
Kim made her acting debut in The Tale of Nokdu (2019), the historical drama in which Jang played the title role. She later starred in two films Jang directed, Please Be My Ear (2023) and The Yeast (2025). On the wedding day, the couple shared a series of photos from their pre-wedding shoot.
Comedian Han Yun-seo (also spelled Han Yoon-seo) married Moon Jun-woong, a non-celebrity two years her senior, on 11 October at an undisclosed venue in Seoul. Comedian Yoo Min-sang was the MC and actress Jung Yi-rang gave the congratulatory speech, according to Star News. Singer Navi performed the wedding song.
Comedian couple Kim Min-gi and Hong Yun-hwa were the flower girls, and comedian Kim Na-hee shared a video of the bride in her white wedding dress. Han had caught the bouquet at comedians Kim Jun-ho and Kim Jimin's wedding in July 2025.
TV Chosun's Joseon's Lover followed the couple from their first meeting through their wedding preparations, Sportal Korea reports.
Yun Ha Jeong (also spelled Yoon Ha-jeong), who rose to fame on Netflix's Single's Inferno 3 in 2023, announced her engagement in April. "I will be promising a lifetime together this coming October," she wrote, "with someone precious I've been with for a long time," Koreaboo reported.
On 6 October she made it official on paper. She and her partner registered their marriage in Gangnam, Seoul, and she called them "the most newlywed couple in the world" on her Instagram Story, Kagit reports. Too shy to ask a stranger to take their picture, she propped her phone between chairs for their registration photos.
Her husband is a non-celebrity IT engineer she first knew in her early twenties. The pair reconnected about a year after Single's Inferno 3 was filmed. TV Report says the wedding ceremony is scheduled for this month, and the date has not been made public.
Most Korean weddings are big affairs. Couples usually marry in purpose-built wedding halls, and the guest list can pass 500 people, as our guide to attending a Korean wedding explains. October's star weddings went the other way.
Private by design: Jang and Kim planned a quiet ceremony with their families, and Han's venue was never named. Kim Yong-ji's wedding became public only once friends shared photos.
Partners out of the spotlight: Han and Yun both married non-celebrities, and Kim Yong-ji's husband has not been named. Each kept their partner's details private.
The setting does the work: Kim Yong-ji let a traditional hanok carry the look, with an ivory gown and a red bouquet against tiled roofs and wooden architecture. Gyeongbokgung Palace in Seoul is also hosting weddings for the first time, on weekends through October 2026.
If a hanok or a palace garden appeals for your own wedding, Wedded Concierge sources and secures the venue, coordinates local vendors and manages guest travel.
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