A Korean Paebaek CeremonyThe Paebaek is a traditional Korean ceremony performed as part of a wedding celebration. In Korean tradition, the marriage of a man and woman represents the union of two families.
Historically, it was intended as a way for a bride to pay her respects to the groom's family, with whom she would go and live with after the wedding. However, in modern times, it is a way for the bride and groom to honor both sides of the family. Recently, the Korean Paebaek is increasingly performed on the wedding day in front of guests. In the U.S., couples often combine a traditional Western wedding with a short Korean Paebaek ceremony, allowing both sides of the family to offer blessings to the couple. |
The Lucky Duck DifferenceLucky Duck is the only all-inclusive professional Paebaek services company dedicated solely to providing high-end Paebaek services for your day.
Our team has specialized experience studying and performing traditional Korean arts in Korea and they have brought that knowledge to the U.S., where they have lived for over 30 years. Through our contacts with high-end wedding vendors in Korea, our Paebaek presentation items and hand-made Korean wedding costumes (formal hanboks) are the top of the line. From the table presentation to the attire to the service, we make sure every detail is beautifully provided for you. Korean wedding ducks (원앙) are a prominent fixture of Korean weddings, and as symbols of good fortune and everlasting love. |
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