Park Shin-Hye Married Choi Tae-Joon In A Private Ceremony In Seoul

Park Shin-hye married Choi Tae-joon married each other on Saturday in front of their friends and family. Park Shin-hye announced her pregnancy in November of last year, along with the news that she and her boyfriend would marry in January.

Choi Tae-joon wears a slick black suit, while Park Shin-hye embraces her elegant look in a white gown. The pair was seen waving at the attendees at the ceremony in videos uploaded by fans on Instagram. They also kissed, hugged, and rejoiced as white petals were thrown at them by those present.

The guest list is said to include Lee Min Ho, EXO's D.O, FT Island's Lee Hong Ki, IU, Nam Goong Min, Crush, Zico, Seolhyun, Lee Se Young, Yoo Yeon Seok, Ryu Jun Yeol, Kim Bum, 2AM's Lim Seul Ong, 2PM's Chang Sung, and a slew of other celebrities from the entertainment business.

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Park Shin Hye's agency, SALT Entertainment, revealed photos from the two superstars' pre-wedding shoot before to the event. "Today, actor Park Shin Hye will marry actor Choi Tae Joon," they captioned the photos. "We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has supported Park Shin Hye and wished her well. Park Shin Hye will continue to work hard to project a positive image in the future. Please express your heartfelt support for her. Thank you very much."

Chung-Ang University's Department of Theater is the place Park Shin-hye and Choi Tae-joon met each other. Their romance started making headlines in May 2017, however the two denied it. In March 2018, they announced their relationship.

Park Shin-hye stated at the time, "Since the end of last year, we've been in a happy relationship. We've been helping each other out."

Park Shin-hye shot to fame in 2009 with her TV series You're Beautiful. She starred as a cross-dressing woman and was a tremendous hit in both China and Korea. She has since acted in the Taiwanese TV series 'Hayate the Combat Butler (2011),' the Korean drama 'My Cute Guys (2013),' and the Taiwanese film 'The Heirs (2013).' She was also the first Korean female actor to tour Asia, demonstrating her standing as a Korean Wave queen.