Seoul City Opens Applications for Outdoor Flower Path Wedding Ceremony in Maehun Citizen's Forest This Fall

Recruiting 8 Couples for Pre-Marriage Program

Seoul City announced on the 28th that it will recruit prospective couples who wish to have an eco-friendly outdoor wedding that considers nature and the environment at Maehun Citizen's Forest in September and October this year.

Maehun Citizen's Forest is the first park in Korea to introduce the concept of a forest, characterized by its dense woods rarely seen in urban areas. It also boasts excellent accessibility, being close to Yangjae Tollgate, Yangjae Station, and Yangjae Citizen's Forest Station.

The "Maehun Citizen's Forest Flower Path Wedding" allows for a relaxed and personalized wedding with family, close relatives, and friends in the open spaces of the park where the seasonal scenery is well felt, under the high and blue sky.

In line with the purpose of an eco-friendly small-scale wedding, ▲ the use of disposable products is minimized, ▲ the ceremony is held for a small group of up to 100 people, and ▲ anyone can apply as long as one of the prospective couple is a Seoul citizen or works in Seoul.

Detailed information can be found on the announcement board of the Seoul City website, and applications will be accepted from the 13th to the 16th of next month. For inquiries related to the Flower Path Wedding, please contact the Park Leisure Division at the Seoul Eastern Park Leisure Center.

Kim In-sook, Director of the Seoul Eastern Park Leisure Center, said, “The Maehun Citizen's Forest Flower Path Wedding is a ceremony that pursues an eco-friendly culture, and we look forward to applications from prospective couples who wish for a meaningful wedding of their own.” She added, “We hope the Flower Path Wedding will remain a special memory not only for the couples starting their first steps as a married couple but also for the guests attending the wedding.”

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