he gown worn by the bride was once the gown of the noble class. The lime-green known as the wonsam and the hwarrot or known as the flower robe is decorated with flowers and butterflies. Underneath the gown, she wears a hanbok, which is a doll-like traditional dress of Korea. On her head is a black cap with gems. On her feet, she wears white socks and embroidered shoes. The make-up is simple except for three red circles, yomi konji, that are the sizes of a nickel. Those circles are traditionally made of red pepper, but now it¯s often drawn on. They are suppose to ward off evil spirits. The groom¯s faruotsu is also the dress of the nobility. It¯s made of dark green damask with symbols woven in gold. He wears a tall black cap made of silk. Traditional costumes can be rented in Korean shops starting around $150.00.

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Wedding Outfit, Food Korean, Korean American, Kung-hap Afterwards, Today¯s Korean, , Wedding Traditionally, jung jong, symbol children, bride groom, sticky rice, korean american, live goose, black cap,
Approximate Word count = 596
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)