Group Building Converted into Wedding Hall... Hana Financial Offers Free Rental of 'Hana Grand Hall'

One Wedding Per Day... Convenient Access by Public Transport and Private Car

Hana Financial Group is converting its group affiliates' spaces into wedding halls and offering them free of charge.

On the 26th, Hana Financial Group announced the launch of the 'Hana Grand Hall' free venue rental project. This is part of Hana Financial Group's '2023 Hana Life Journey Support' project aimed at overcoming the low birthrate crisis and promoting a culture of mutual growth in finance.

The first free rental wedding hall is the 'Hana Grand Hall Myeongdong' located on the 4th floor of Hana Financial Group's Myeongdong building in Jung-gu, Seoul. This venue is easily accessible by public transportation and has ample parking space. It is prepared to host a 'one wedding per day' ceremony every Saturday and Sunday to ensure a relaxed wedding experience.

Applications will be available from the 15th of next month through the bank's mobile app, 'Hana One Q.' Eligible applicants include prospective newlyweds such as ▲firefighters ▲small business owners ▲multicultural families ▲single-parent families. The scope of eligible users will be gradually expanded in the future.

Venue rental applications can be made from three months before the wedding date. Temporarily, from May to August, applications can be submitted even one month prior to the wedding. Once selected as a final beneficiary, applicants will also be guided to a marriage information service. The intention is to support weddings with reasonable budgets beyond just covering venue costs.

Ham Young-joo, Chairman of Hana Financial Group, stated, "We have prepared the free wedding hall support project as an active and practical measure to overcome the major social issue of the low birthrate crisis and to promote sustainable growth in our society." He added, "We will continue to provide generous support to fulfill the social responsibility of finance and proactively address social issues."

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