February 17, 2008
By the way, does anyone know what is the official name of the groom's traditional clothing for Pebek ceremony? Bride's outfit is commonly called Hanbok (which literally means Korean dress), but we can't find anything about the groom's attire, is it called the same? We've been shooting Pebek ceremonies for over ten years and it would be nice to know... Anyone? Please tell us!
Edit Februay 26, 2007-
From Isabella and Austin:
Hanbok is a general term for korean traditional attire. There's a whole slew of different names for different parts of the outfit. Wedding Hanbok is called Hollyebok. The bridegroom wears the baji (pants), the jeogori (a jacket), the joggi (a vest), the magoja (an overcoat), and the durumagi (an overall coat). The bride wears a bright colored chima (a skirt), a jeogori (a short jacket), and a wonsam (a bride's long overcoat). Her hair is prepared using a jokduri (a special head ornament). Mine was that long green jade stick. Usually you see the groom in blue but Austin was in red that day.
From Jamie:
I've also heard that the groom's attire is called a faruotsu.
posted by Something in Blue at 2/20/2008
3 Comments:
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Hanbok is a general term for korean traditional attire. There's a whole slew of different names for different parts of the outfit. Wedding Hanbok is called Hollyebok. The bridegroom wears the baji (pants), the jeogori (a jacket), the joggi (a vest), the magoja (an overcoat), and the durumagi (an overall coat). The bride wears a bright colored chima (a skirt), a jeogori (a short jacket), and a wonsam (a bride's long overcoat). Her hair is prepared using a jokduri (a special head ornament). Mine was that long green jade stick.
Usually you see the groom in blue but Austin was in red that day.
I would have loved to do the whole traditional ceremony but we did the shortened version. Hope a future bride and groom does one so you guys can see it.
I've also heard that the groom's attire is called a faruotsu. Beautiful shots as always!
Jamie
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