Most ceremonies are still held in the traditional way, passed down for generations. If you’ve ever watched a Korean drama, most often they depict the bride and groom wearing traditional hanbok dresses, with their neighbours and relatives coming to congratulate them while enjoying food and liquor, which is true to life for most North Koreans.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/03/north-korean-weddings-kim-il-sung Ask a North Korean: what happens on your wedding day?], ''The Guardian''</ref>}} | Most ceremonies are still held in the traditional way, passed down for generations. If you’ve ever watched a Korean drama, most often they depict the bride and groom wearing traditional hanbok dresses, with their neighbours and relatives coming to congratulate them while enjoying food and liquor, which is true to life for most North Koreans.<ref>[https://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/aug/03/north-korean-weddings-kim-il-sung Ask a North Korean: what happens on your wedding day?], ''The Guardian''</ref>}} |