Weddingbee Blog

Dum-dum-da-dummmmm. It was finally time. We were cued to start the procession. My stomach was in knots as I stood arm in arm with my Pops (I’m a total Daddy’s, girl by the way). He stood there holding my train so as not to get a speckle of dirt on it before we made our grand entrance.

I could faintly hear Air on G String in the background played by Flute a la Harpe. Then, two-by-two, I saw our moms, Mr Piglet’s brothers, and our bridal party disappear through the opening in the trees.

Now’s as good a time as ever to share the first minutes of our video by Kai Media. Early on, I was one of those brides who decided against hiring a videographer, and wanted a friend to capture some key moments to later share with family that couldn’t attend. In short, we changed our minds. Namely because we hadn’t found anyone that was gung-ho to do it. It was a cursory decision, but one we’re glad we made.

Post wedding, Kai Media asked us to provide them some songs to integrate into the video. Knowing that Mr Piglet loves Korean music (as do I, though I don’t understand it), I tried to pick a Korean love song. I figured I had watched enough Korean dramas to know the good mushy stuff. But I so suck. I picked a tragic love song, and it turns out, Kai Media used it for our ceremony portion. Luckily, they willingly replaced it with another happy love song hand picked by Changsik (the dad of the group… ‘member)?

So here it goes… our grand entrance to the tune of Cool – Promise (one of the few happy Korean love songs).

It’s a bit lengthy so in case you’re short on patience (like myself), here are some photos capturing these moments.

Our beautiful moms.

Our closest of friends.

Mr Piglet’s grandmother.

My adorable cousins, too shy to walk on their own.

And finally our turn. What a long walk!

Halfway there.

And just a hop, skip and a jump away, I came into view of my honey.

Let’s get married already!

Relive the Piglets’ Wedding in Paradise: Island Time, The Boys, Girl Bonding, The Wedding Kick Off, To Dos Before the I Dos, E Komo Mai (Welcome!), This Little Piggy Got Married

Thanks Ben and Erin! All images are copyright of Ben Chrisman and Erin Reed unless otherwise noted.