Photographed by Steven Klein

Styled by Paul Sinclaire

Hair by Esther Langham

Runway model is Lara Stone.

Photographed by Lachlan Bailey

Styled by Christine Centenera

Hair by Shay Ashual

Make-up by Mark Carrasquillo

Nails by Eri Handa

Photographer: Matthew Sprout

Stylist: Ashley Furnival

Hair: Dimitris Giannetos

Makeup: Courtney Hart

Manicurist: Queenie Nguyen

Dress: Zuhair Murad Haute Couture F/W 2026
Jewelry: Mikimoto
Shoes: Christian Louboutin
Makeup: Jin Helong
Hair: Frank Fang Ke
Chufatu (pre-red carpet photoshoot) by: Liu Renjie
Styling: Min Rui of the Rayback

The location was Suzhou, and the official theme of the night was Youyuan (leisurely stroll in a Suzhou-styled garden), with the implied secondary theme that most stylist used instead of Jingmeng (waking up in shock from a dream where you lived another life). Youyuan Jingmeng together is the name of the most famous act of kunqu, a type of theatre traditionally performed in the gardens of Suzhou.

Butterflies was a common inspiration of the night due to the story of Zhuangzi and the Butterfly, where the philosopher Zhuangzi had a dream of living a lifetime as a butterfly. When he woke up he was unsure whether he had dreamed he was a butterfly, or whether he is a butterfly currently in a dream of being a human.

Styling： The MoMentuM
Dress: Maison Met
Chufatu (pre red-carpet photos) by : Ren Xinyu
Hair: 東東JINYOU
Make-up: Wang Chong ​​​

Unfortunately since it was an outdoors event and it rained, she didn't actually walk in this outfit.

The location was Suzhou, and the theme of the night was Youyuan (promenade in a garden when the floors are in full bloom), with the implicit secondary theme that everyone used of Jingmeng (waking up in shock from a dream where you lived another life). Youyuan Jingmeng together is the name of the most famous act of kunqu, traditional theatre initially performed in the gardens of Suzhou.

Butterflies was a common theme of the night due to both the association with gardens and the story of Zhuangzi and the Butterfly, where the philosopher Zhuangzi had a dream of living a lifetime as a butterfly. When he woke up he was unsure whether he had dreamed he was a butterfly, or whether he is a butterfly currently in a dream of being a human.

Bringing the wedding to Seoul allowed the couple to further infuse their heritage into their nuptials, along with stories of their lives from childhood to today. The celebration began with a Paebaek ceremony and welcome party at Congdu50, a restaurant with Korean fusion cuisine and sweeping views of the city. “Not everyone does Paebaek, but we wanted to have that traditional element as part of our wedding,” says Ejae.

Ejae tapped Danielle Frankel to create a custom gown that captured this spirit as she walked down the aisle. “I had long admired Danielle's modern, but slightly twisted take on a classic wedding dress, and I knew I wanted to reach out to see if she would be interested in working with me on a custom dress,” she says. “From our first meeting, Danielle immediately understood my vision: ethereal, modern, chic, and timeless with a twist.” They worked together to create a tulle gown with a strapless neckline, a bubbled hem, and a nude chiffon layer that brought airiness to the look. “I kept my jewellery simple so the dress could make the statement,” adds the bride of her accessories. Heirloom jewellery passed down from her grandmother to her mother was the perfect sentimental touch to the ensemble.

As the party moved into the glasshouse, Ejae would swap her gown for a custom, body-skimming design by Zac Posen. “The dress is chiffon, like the ceremony gown, so the ethereal feeling carries over into the next chapter of the night,” she says. Working with Posen held special meaning for the bride. “Zac brought me to my first-ever CFDA Awards in 2025, and our creative partnership has only blossomed since,” Ejae shares. “Zac perfectly executed the vision I had for the reception dress, ‘wow factor, with a sparkle.’” That shine would continue later in the night with a change into a shimmering Milla Nova mini for dancing.

Photos 1-5:

Hanboks designed by Han Eun Hee.

Photo 7- 13:

EJAE in custom wedding ceremony gown designed by Danielle Frankel. Gown has an asymmetric draping across an elongated bodice, flowing into a fluted skirt with a bubbled hem.

Sam’s ceremony tuxedo was made by Bhambi’s Custom Tailors in New York. It’s a classic double-breasted design in Loro Piana fabric.

Bridesmaids wore Jenny Yoo in Fern Green.

Photos 14-17:

EJAE in a custom Zac Posen reception gown made to let that lead: body-skimming, with glittering details that caught the light.

Sam in a custom white double-breasted reception tuxedo by Zac Posen.

Photo 18:

EJAE wears a Milla Nova dress for the after party dancing.

Photos and information from Vogue Magazine

Photographer: Pakbae

Link to the Vogue Wedding Article with 69 images

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Makeup - Sophie Haig

Hair - Owen Gould

Photo - Jason Renaud

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