“What an amazing Korean-American wedding Sarah and Jung-Ok had at  
Rucker Place last October. The traditional American ceremony took  
place outside under the arbor at twilight.  The Cahaba River Strings  
provided beautiful music, before, during, and immediately after the  
ceremony. As soon as the bride and groom walked back down the aisle,  
all guests entered the house to find a delicious array of traditional  
Korean specialties along with American favorites. While the guests  
were feasting and mingling, bride and groom were changing into their  
Korean wedding garments for the second Korean ceremony, which would be  
held inside the house. The Korean ceremony was amazing, the clothing  
extremely beautiful and each component of the traditional ceremony  
meaningful and interesting.

While all this activity was going on, the outside garden ceremony site  
was being transformed into a reception site. The arbor became a bar  
area, a dance floor was laid, café tables and chairs were set out, and  
candles were lit. Danny with Feel the Beat was ready to DJ.

After the Korean ceremony, everyone was ready to party and guests  
moved freely between garden and house, dancing and celebrating the  
wonderful couple.” – from Alene Gamel of I Do, I Do! Wedding Planning  
and Consulting

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