[Sportschosun Lee Ji-hyun] Actress Moon Chae-won’s private wedding was revealed through social media posts by fellow actors. Lee Joon-gi, Kim Ji-hoon, and Jang Hee-jin, who worked with her in the drama 'Flower of Evil,' were joined by the director and production staff, once again showing the close bond they formed through the project.
On the 29th, Jang Hee-jin posted several photos on her social media story with the caption, "Flower of Evil??"
The released photos showed Moon Chae-won at the center of the wedding venue, smiling brightly with Lee Joon-gi, Kim Ji-hoon, and Jang Hee-jin as they put their arms around one another. Moon Chae-won held a bouquet of white flowers and wore a happy expression, while Lee Joon-gi added to the cheerful mood with his trademark playful wink and thumbs-up pose.
Another group photo also drew attention as director Kim Cheol-gyu, who helmed 'Flower of Evil,' and the production staff were seen together. The lasting ties between the cast and crew, even after the drama ended, created a warm impression.
The photos have attracted even more interest because they offer a glimpse into Moon Chae-won’s wedding, which was kept strictly private. Jang Hee-jin also shared a photo of the venue, captioned, "The weather is nice," showing a traditional hanok building. The outdoor ceremony setting, with a spacious courtyard, pine trees, and string lights, stood out.
Meanwhile, Moon Chae-won held a private wedding on the 28th at an undisclosed location in Seoul, inviting only family members, relatives, and close friends to the ceremony with her non-celebrity groom-to-be. Her agency had previously said the wedding would be kept private out of consideration for the groom and both families.
Earlier, Moon Chae-won personally announced her marriage in a handwritten letter in April, saying, "I feel a little nervous, but more than that, I’m excited at the thought of building and nurturing a family." Her agency later dismissed rumors that she was pregnant before marriage or that her groom-to-be was a dermatologist, saying they were not true.
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