Today’s theme: Weddings

Many people congratulated famous celebrities Song Joong-ki and Song Hye-gyo;s wedding announcement earlier in the week. Meanwhile, singer Lee Hyo-ri revealed how her suppossedly ‘small’ wedding was in fact very costly. Wedding culture has been changing in recent years. What are some of the wedding traditions that have survived? How ‘small’ are ‘small’ weddings?

>>>The Conversationalist with

HAN Shin

CEO of Weddit, a “small” wedding service company

& his lovely wife Penny

“How would you define a ‘small wedding’?

Some say small weddings can be more expensive and take more time and effort to accommodate. Do you think this is true in some cases?”

&

Tallulah

co-founder of Marry Yourself Vancouver, a wedding planning and consultation service for solo brides

“Can you introduce to us what sologamy is?

Why do you think celebrating your singlehood can be a positive experience?”

&

Surprise blind date for Amos with CHOI Ji-hye

Some of the frequently asked questions on blind dates

1. May I ask your age?

2. Where do you live?

3. How many siblings do you have?

4. How would you describe your personality?

5. What is your hobby?

6. What do you think about marriage?

7. What is your dream wedding?

8. Do you like kids? (If so, how many kids would you like?)

>>>A Few Minutes with Amos

I’ve been to several terrible weddings that have gone on for pointless hours.

There is a parade of non-stop completely inane stories that no one cares about.

“Remember in grade 3 when we went on that school trip, and we both had ice cream, then I dropped my ice cream, then you gave me your ice cream? It was then I knew we’d be friends forever.”

No, I don’t remember because I wasn’t there!

>>>Next week : Climate change