Photographer Lee Kyung Ho shared several photos from the wedding on his social media account on August 30, writing, “I hope your future together will always be filled with as much laughter and happiness as there was on this day.”
The photos captured the joyful atmosphere of the ceremony, including the bride and groom smiling brightly, the couple walking down the aisle, and moments from the congratulatory performances. One photo in particular caught attention: a shot of the bride with IU. The bride is known to be the hairstylist who has been responsible for IU’s hair for many years, and IU personally attended the wedding, highlighting their close bond.
For the occasion, IU wore a short-sleeved tweed jacket with a matching skirt, creating an elegant and polished wedding guest look. However, it was what the bride was doing in one of the photos that attracted even more attention. Despite being the bride herself, she was seen carefully fixing IU’s hair as the singer sat beside her.
Even on her own special day, the hairstylist was caught meticulously tending to IU’s hairstyle, which she has looked after for years. The moment not only reflected the close friendship the two have built over a long period of time, but also offered a glimpse of the bride’s remarkable professional attention to detail.
Netizens reacted with comments such as, “That’s true professionalism,” “I guess you have to be this dedicated to work with IU,” “Now I’m suddenly curious about who did IU’s hair that day,” and “Why is it so heartwarming to see these two maintaining such a close relationship for so many years?”
Meanwhile, IU released her new digital single Unknown Planet on September 10. Marking her first new music in more than a year, the release includes Dear My Crazy Soulmate and Unknown Planet. Both songs climbed into the upper ranks of major music charts following their release, once again demonstrating IU’s enduring star power.
IU is also continuing to connect with fans through the theatrical re-releases of her concert films. IU Concert: The Golden Hour and IU Concert: The Winning returned to theaters on September 9 and September 16, respectively.
Sources: Daum