Pyebaek
Run correctly, in order
One Seamless Day
Western and Korean, woven together
Both Families
Elders at ease
Every Ritual
In its proper place
Is This You
You want the pyebaek honored, not squeezed in.
A Korean wedding often means two ceremonies in one day: a Western ceremony and a pyebaek, each with its own meaning and its own order. Fit together well, the day flows. Handled carelessly, the pyebaek becomes an afterthought.
We build a day that gives each ritual its proper place, so the families are honored, the elders are at ease, and nothing feels rushed.
- You want the pyebaek run correctly and with respect.
- You are combining a Western ceremony and a pyebaek.
- You want a day that honors both families.
- You want the elders looked after and at ease.
For The Parents
Your parents shouldn't have to manage the pyebaek.
We make the roles, timing, and sequence clear before the ceremony begins, so parents and elders know what to expect and where to be.
They can give their blessing and be present with you, without worrying whether something was handled incorrectly.
Worried we'll get a tradition wrong? Let's talk →What We Handle
The whole day, both ceremonies.
Pyebaek
Planned and run in its proper order, with the right setup and roles.
Hanbok & setup
The attire and the ceremony setup, coordinated and correct.
Western + Korean
Two ceremonies woven into one day with a timeline that flows.
Family roles
The parts each family plays, coordinated so no one is unsure.
Bilingual program
A ceremony and timeline guests can follow, whatever their language.
The reception
A celebration that carries the warmth of the day into the night.
The Difference
Two ceremonies, one seamless day.
The hard part of a Korean wedding is not the pyebaek itself, it is fitting it together with a Western ceremony so the whole day feels like one celebration rather than two events stapled together.
That timing, and the care for the families inside it, is exactly what we do. Every ritual in its place, and everyone looked after.
Plan Your Wedding →Kind Words
What our clients say.
Our pyebaek and Western ceremony flowed into one beautiful day. Karina honored both, and our parents felt completely respected. Eric helped coordinate everything around the ceremony so nothing felt rushed.
Sarah & Kevin Lee
We wanted the pyebaek to feel like an important part of our wedding, not something squeezed into the schedule. Karina understood the significance, while Eric helped keep the overall timeline organized.
Jenna Kim
Our parents were very particular about the pyebaek, and that made us nervous too. Karina understood the ceremony and made sure everyone knew what to expect. Eric helped make the planning process feel calm and organized.
Michael & Grace Park
How It Works
Simple from the first hello.
01
Inquire
Tell us the celebration you have in mind, your guest count, and what matters most.
02
Consult
We listen for the feeling you want, then talk through scope, vision, and budget together.
03
Design
We shape the plan, the design, and the sourcing, and send one clear, itemized proposal.
04
Event day
You are a guest at your own celebration. We run every moving piece behind the scenes.
Good To Know
Korean wedding questions, answered.
What does a pyebaek involve?
The pyebaek is an intimate family ceremony with bows, the sharing of dates and chestnuts, and the parents' blessing. We plan and run it in its proper order, with the right setup and roles.
Can you combine a pyebaek with a Western ceremony?
Yes, and that is what most couples want. We build a timeline that gives each ceremony its place so the whole day feels like one celebration.
Do you handle hanbok and the setup?
We coordinate the attire and the ceremony setup, and make sure everything is correct and in place on the day.
How do you keep both families comfortable?
By making the roles clear, the timing calm, and the whole day easy to follow for everyone, so the elders in particular feel respected and at ease.
What does a Korean wedding cost?
It depends on your guest count and the scope of the day, so we quote every wedding to its own plan. Tell us what you are planning and we will be honest about fit.
Where We Plan
We plan Korean weddings across the Bay Area.
From city venues to the Peninsula and South Bay. Find your area, or tell us where you are celebrating.