
Stylist Kim Na-ra, the winner of tvN's fashion survival show "Kill It," held a wedding ceremony with her same-sex partner after an eight-year relationship.
On the 1st, Kim Na-ra tied the knot with her same-sex partner in a rice paddy in Gangwon Province.
The couple wore a dress and a tuxedo, respectively, against the backdrop of the golden-hued rice paddy. Kim Na-ra struck stylish poses without caring that the hem of her dress was stained with mud.
Kim Na-ra's wedding proceeded in a unique manner. After captivating the audience's attention with a Bukcheong lion dance performance, Kim Na-ra received cheers from the crowd by sharing a kiss with her same-sex partner.

Tables set up outdoors were piled high with corn, and food for the guests was prepared by elderly people, including freshly fried jeon (Korean pancakes).
Guests attending Kim Na-ra's wedding left comments such as "A movie-like wedding," "The most beautiful wedding ever," "The day we became each other's wife," and "Be happy."
The previous day, Kim Na-ra shared her thoughts on her Instagram, stating, "There is no predetermined path. We just need to walk our own way," and adding, "There is no need to seek anyone's permission to celebrate love. I hope our small story becomes the courage for someone else to believe in their future."
Kim Na-ra won the fashion creator survival show "Kill It: Style Creator Grand War" last July. At the time, Kim Na-ra referred to her partner as her "most stylish partner," hinting at the upcoming ceremony, which sparked attention.