A Napa vineyard, late Saturday afternoon in October. The bride is in ivory silk. The mother of the bride is in a soft green jeogori and a persimmon chima. Her sisters, her nieces, and the groom's mother are all in a coordinated palette that pulls the ceremony together without matching. That coordination did not happen by accident. It happened four months earlier, over a series of swatches at the San Mateo studio.
Coordinated hanbok for a wedding party is the quiet architecture of a Korean-American wedding. It signals family. It photographs beautifully. It gives every principal a place in the visual composition of the day. Below is how our wedding party packages work, from the first color conversation to the piece Mrs. Lee inspects in San Mateo before it ships.
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