Our good friend June got married on Saturday. Her groom played the violin for her. We have gotten to know this couple well so we really enjoyed seeing their wedding, especially the traditional parts.
We were really lucky to catch a smaller parade Saturday evening in Insadong. While it was raining and they had to wear ponchos over their beautiful bright clothing, they still made for better pictures than during the big parade Sunday night.
Whit, the photographer's assistant who will hold an umbrella above for an extended amount of time.
I'm loving this.
Korean monks.
Tibetan monks painting a picture with paint powder. Reallllly cool.
Tony finds a hot dog.
There were peformers from Sri Lanka. A-Mazing.
Love this.
Best street food in all of Seoul.
Pigeon wisperer.
Arts and crafts! Caroline and I did some Korean hanji (traditional paper) craft. Really fun.
This was about 10 minutes after our boys said they refused to hold our art projects.
Sunday night parade.
I thought it would be a good idea to stand up on a metal electrical outlet thingie and take pictures. So, all my pictures are blurry from the camera shake caused by the feeling I was about to fall off and be escorted to the nearest hospital.
