Wedding City, Statice Hall (8th Floor)

Wedding Day

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Wedding City, Statice Hall 

Reception

Banquet

Our story

Our story began in October 2011 at Dawsons Music Shop in Manchester, UK. We were introduced by a mutual friend. Catherine, an indie-music lover, was buying an acoustic guitar and Roberts was invited to join. We developed good friendship since then, occasionally meeting one another with other friends. In 2012, as summer approached, the two of us began to spend more time together and love just happend! We both knew that we were meant to be together.After being together for 2 years, Roberts proposed in Pisa, Italy. It was a warm breezy summer evening which made everything perfect. Catherine said "Yes!"Finally, on 13th May 2017, we are getting married!True love stories never have endings. We invite you to be with us as we begin our new life together.

True love stories never have endings

Our Story

Banquet & Party

We understand that our guests come from various backgrounds with different dietary requirements. To cater everyone, we are offering buffet banquet after our ceremony. There will be a range of food to choose from to suit your taste. Enjoy!

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Our Wedding

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Registry

Wedding Party

Q + A

TM, Wedding City, Statice Hall (8th Floor)The venue is easiest to be reached by Subway. Alight at Shindorim station (line 1 &amp; 2) and exit by Exit no. 3. The venue is connected to Shindorim station at Exit no. 3. Our hall is on the 8th floor of TM.When using Google Map for navigation, search for "신도림테크노마트".

TM Wedding City, Statice Hall

Travel

If you are coming to our wedding from abroad, why don't you take the chance to travel around South Korea? Korea is one of the most spirited and colourful countries in the world. In the short time following its dramatic and impressive development, it has managed to maintain the delicate balance between preserving its impressive history and traditional and embracing all the conveniences and technology of the modern world.There is so much to explore! Below are some of my suggestions.

Things to do

Explore the cultural heritage of Seoul on this morning tour. See the charming presidential residence, the majestic 13th-century Gyeongbokgung Palace, the vast historical collection at the National Folk Museum, and an ornate Buddhist temple.Spend your morning taking a cultural journey through Seoul, beginning with the Blue House, the official residence of the South Korean president. Be sure to take note of its main building, whose blue tiles and smooth roof blend harmoniously with Bugaksan mountain in the background.Continue on to the Gyeongbokgung Palace, famed for its exquisite beauty and grand sculptures dating back to the Joseon dynasty. Destroyed during the Japanese Invasion in 1592, it was reconstructed in 1868 and remains one of the grandest, most beautiful palaces in the country.Move on to the National Folk Museum and discover exhibits hailing from all over Korea that illuminate centuries of history. Learn about traditional methods for farming, hunting, weaving, cooking, and other housekeeping chores.Afterward, visit Jogyesa Temple, the last stop on your morning tour. Marvel at its calming atmosphere and intricate architectural design. Housing the largest Buddhist shrine in Seoul, this temple is regarded as the center of Korean Zen Buddhism.

Palaces, Temple & Folk Museum Morning Tour

Indeed, there are lots of garosu-gils ("tree-lined streets") in Seoul. Yet, Garosu-gil in Sinsa-dong is known among both citizens and foreign tourists alike, not just because it is a beautiful promenade in the middle of the city, but because it caters to unique cultural tastes and artistic sensibilities. Adorned with ginkgo trees, Garosu-gil stretches less than a kilometer in Sinsa-dong, but is still considered a main area within the greater Gangnam area (business center in southeast Seoul). It's true that Garosu-gil boasts splendid scenery in the spring and fall with golden ginkgo trees, but it dazzles visitors mainly due to its collection of quaint stores and its unique bohemian atmosphere. Garosu-gil housed art galleries in the 1980s and small shops in the 1990s. During the last decade, modern stores began proliferating the streets, alongside a number of interior design shops. Its current makeup came from an increased number of stores run by designers, artists, and stylists who studied abroad and came back in throngs in the late 90s, early 2000s. The array of open studios, ateliers, cafés, restaurants, bars, fashion shops, and prop shops blend together for a chic cityscape. While other streets in Gangnam are said to be fancy and modern, Garosu-gil presents a fascinating dichotomy of the old and the new, the coolness of modern city life and the warmth of days gone by. Some people claim that Garosu-gil resembles Soho, New York; others liken it to a European street. Garosu-gil embraces a more global mindset while preserving Korean sentiments. It is an ideal place for going on a date, hanging out with friends, taking pictures, and film-making. Garosu-gil will captivate you if you like to walk, have a cup of tea, or just simply look around. One caveat, though, is that there are three places in Seoul claiming the name Sinsa-dong. If you take a taxi, let the driver know that your destination is Sinsa-dong in Gangnam-gu.

Garosugil

Spend an action-packed day at Seoul's most popular theme park—Lotte World. With the world's largest indoor theme park, Lotte World offer up 4 floors of exciting attractions, thrilling rides, and spectacular parades, plus the Magic Island outdoor amusement park.Start your fun-filled day at the park with an electrifying thrill ride like the Gyro Drop, which plunges from 300 feet (70 m) high, or with a splish-splashing cruise on the winding waterways and cascading drops of the Flume Ride.Hop on the monorail for a ride out to Magic Island, the outdoor amusement park on an island in a manmade lake. Continue your white-knuckled fun with a nerve-racking ride on the Atlantis rollercoaster, hitting top speeds of 44 miles per hour (72 km/h), and tackle the Comet Express, a space-bending galactic journey through the solar system.Face your fears at the Haunted House, South Korea's first 3-D horror theater, for spine-tingling, spooky effects. If scary isn't your style, take a romantic walk along the beautiful banks of of Seok-Chon Lake.After you've made the circuit of the rides, don't miss skating on the ice rink, strolling by the many souvenir shops, or grabbing a bite to eat in one of the park's many restaurants. Throughout the day, grand parades and spectacular performances bring the streets of Lotte World to life.The park also featured a folk museum that showcases 5,000 years of Korean history, complete with audi-visual displays and miniature models of traditional villages.

Lotte World Theme Park Admission

Towering over the city from atop Namsan Mountain, the N Seoul Tower is an icon of the Seoul skyline. Ride up to the observation deck of the brightly lit, 777-foot (237-m) tower for stunning, unobstructed views over the city and surrounding landscapes.Make your way to the N Seoul Tower and trade in your voucher to head inside. Visit during daylight hours to see farther-flung sights, or head up after the sun goes down to experience the light show and see the cityscape illuminated in the darkness. Head to the lobby, passing pictures of other famous towers from around the world, and ride up to the digital observatory.Here you can take advantage of high-powered telescopes that let you zoom in on different points of interest. Walk the perimeter to take in the full 360-view, and study the guides on each window that point out landmarks and important sites. If you're hungry, food options range from casual snack bars to the elegant revolving N Grill, and don't miss stopping by the Sky Restrooms—even the stylish WCs of this soaring structure offer spectacular views from their floor-to-ceiling windows.

N Seoul Tower Observation Deck Admission

Acquaint yourself with the charm of Seoul's neighborhoods on this guided day tour. Learn about Korean history and culture at the National Museum of Korea, explore colorful ocean life at the COEX Aquarium, and take in panoramic views on a scenic Han River cruise.Following your hotel pickup in the morning, travel to the National Museum of Korea. Follow your tour guide through the many exhibits and learn about traditional Korean life, from ordinary citizens to aristocracy. Then travel along the Cheonggyecheon. In the Joseon Dynasty, women gathered along this stream to wash cloths. Today it's a popular recreational space for locals to relax.Arrive at the COEX Aquarium, one of South Korea's largest aquariums, featuring more than 40,000 animals. Admire an underwater world, as you discover over 90 exhibition tanks with over 600 different species.After a traditional Korean lunch, enjoy a relaxing scenic cruise along the Han River. With music playing in the background, take in the waterfront views of bustling Seoul.Your last tour stop is at the Buddhist temple Bongeunsa. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere at this landmark, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Admire Buddhist artwork and symbols before your transfer takes you back to your hotel.

National Museum, COEX Aquarium & Han River Cruise

Explore the border of South and North Korea where the Demilitarized Zone separates the 2 countries. Wander through Imjingak and up to the Dora Observatory for a glimpse of North Korea before a stop at the Joint Security Area.Board a comfortable coach and journey to the edge of South Korea and see the border monitored closely by North and South Korea as well as the United Nations. As you ride along the Third Tunnel, pay attention to the 5,364-foot (1,635-m) passage that runs between the 2 countries, and follow your guide to Imjingak, a park with space for 5 million people that was built to console those who lost their homes in the war.Then spot the Bridge of Freedom as well as traces of its former railroad function and get a rare glimpse of the mysterious nation of North Korea from Dora Observatory before you arrive at Dorasan Station. Conclude your tour with a view of Joint Security Area (JSA) square, the only part of the DMZ where North and South Korean forces stand face-to-face.

DMZ & JSA Tour

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) is a blend of traditional buildings, relics and cutting-edge modern multicultural facilities. Seoul Fortress, Igansumun Water Gate (floodgate channeling water from Namsan Mountain to Cheonggyecheon Stream and Seoul Fortress), Dongdaemun History Hall, the Dongdaemun Excavation Site, Dongdaemun Sports Memorial Hall, Event Hall, and Design Gallery can all be found at the DDP. Activity Information Exhibition (Seoul Architecture Festival, Paik Nam June Show, etc.) Event (HERA Seoul Fashion Week, Farmers Market, etc.) Structure Tour (DDP Site Participating Tour) Reserved DDP Group Tour (groups of 20 people or more) Individual DDP Tour (Audio guide tour / free) Kids program (Design playground, regular craft shop)

Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP)

Songdo International Business District (Songdo IBD) is a $35 billion smart and sustainable city that is setting new benchmarks for urban development.Today's thriving metropolis is the result of a unique and long-term public-private partnership. Since 2001, that partnership has undertaken the development of Songdo IBD—from the initial master planning and implementation of advanced infrastructure, to the design and development in subsequent phases, and finally to the vitalization of the city.Songdo IBD lies at the heart of a larger urban area: Songdo City, located within the greater Incheon Metropolitan City. Here's why this location is important:-Songdo IBD is adjacent to Incheon International Airport, recognized for the past 10 years as the world's top-ranked large airport for traveler experience.-Korea's longest bridge, Incheon Bridge, spans 21 km to connect the airport directly to Songdo – travel time is about 18 minutes.-With 24 million residents, the Seoul-Incheon-Gyeonggi region makes up about half of Korea's population.1/3 of the world's population is accessible within a 3 ½ hour flight from Incheon International Airport.

Catherine & Roberts

Catherine & Roberts

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