Kim Tae Woo, whose wedding is planned for December 26, revealed pictures of his bride-to-be and stunning wedding photos.
Kim Tae Woo and his one year junior fiancee, Kim Ae Ri, are to be wed at the Seoul Walker Hill Hotel. Kim Ae Ri is currently four months pregnant and is anticipating to give birth to their first child in May of next year.
On Monday, 15 hours before the actual wedding at around 3:20AM, Kim Tae Woo posted on his Twitter expressing butterflies in his stomach for the wedding: "Thank you to my Soul Shop family. At last on the day of the wedding at three in the morning, all preparations are now done. It is all because of your help for three whole months. It was difficult, but it was a happy time for me. Now after taking a shower and laying in bed, I am eager for tomorrow's wedding to come."
The singer continued in a second post, "And to keep my wife to be a secret from the world seemed to be the most difficult and even a scary thing for her to endure. Therefore, after receiving permission from my fiance I got copies of three of our wedding pictures. In truth, there was a side of me that wanted to brag. My mouth was itching to tell the world for a year and a half now." Along with his thoughts, Kim Tae Woo posted three of his wedding pictures.
"Here I introduce Kim Tae Woo's wife to be: Kim Ae Ri. She is the woman who will be bringing me great happiness. Please bless our wedding, especially my fans. Please bless our family, and please understand why our wedding is to be closed off from the public. This picture is my favorite, but she was heavy because of our daughter. Yes, a daughter."
Lastly Kim Tae Woo wrote, "This picture is the highlight. Isn't it pretty? Oh, and please pray for the health of daddy Tae Woo, mommy Ae Ri, and our daughter to be. I will now try to sleep with my fluttering heart. Good night everyone."
Kim Tae Woo debuted in 1997 as the lead vocal in male group g.o.d. He has found success as a solo artist with hit songs such as "Love Rain," and "Maeri." Congratulations on your wedding!
Source:SOOMPI