(April 19, 1997)
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The bride and groom wear the traditional Hanbok. She follows the groom, and hides her face (symbolic of shyness and the first time to meet, face-to-face). The children (Pina (little girl and Chambers' niece); little boy (his wife's second cousin)) lead the way (symbolic of purity and innocence).
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The groom offers the ‘wild goose’ to the bride’s family (symbolic of one mate for life as in the case of this water fowl in real life).
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