This time, we are talking about "cheong-mo," or wedding invitation gatherings.
You know how couples preparing for marriage host a gathering to share the news of their wedding and treat acquaintances to a meal, which people call "cheong-mo."
The story is that people have an average of 11 such wedding invitation gatherings.
A matchmaking company conducted a survey targeting 500 married individuals in the second half of this year.
57.8 percent of the respondents answered that they held wedding invitation gatherings before getting married.
The average number of gatherings was 10.81, which is nearly 11 times.
And as for the meal cost per person, the most common responses were 50,000 won for men and 30,000 won for women.
Then, what do unmarried single men and women think about wedding invitation gatherings?
In a survey conducted during the same period targeting 500 single men and women, 68.3 percent of the respondents answered that wedding invitation gatherings are necessary.
As for the reason why they think it is necessary, the most common response was "because it gives the feeling that the other person considers me a precious connection significant enough to meet in person and share the wedding news."
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