I met Edward at the McDonald near yonsei after his TOEIC paper and we took a train down to Samseong, where we took the limousine bus to the hotel prima seoul.
We went to look for bride..and there she was in a brightly lit room posing for the photographers with her bridesmaids. It was much later that I realized that I just missed a good chance for a photo shoot.
I entered the wedding hall, feeling a little weird, knowing that I was probably the only non-korean in the entire room.
I was rather quiet throughout, due to my inadequate grasp of the language (some of the Edwards’ relatives, his father and grandfather spoke Chinese to me). I only managed to hold a decent conversation with Edward’s sister’s friend, Brenda. She was a native English teacher, teaching in Daegu through phone, who was hoping to switch to become an Emirates air stewardess. Not bad. hurhur. Other than that..basically, I sat there, observed and took pictures.
Here comes the groom.
Apparently the groom is some rich guy, who is the CG director for The World, some Korean movie that is showing in Korea right now.
In Korea, it’s a dream come true for a girl to hook up with a rich guy. Everything’s covered. If you watch enough k dramas you’d probably know that the male side needs to prepare the house and the female side need to provide the furniture. So if you’ve got a uber rich husband, you can ignore the part about getting furniture.
The bride.
Time to head home after the wedding..his sister is going to stay over at his place.I hope we have enough space to sleep tonight...
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