Kim Ga Eun and Yoon Sun Woo announce Wedding date: K-Drama stars to tie the knot in Seoul

Kim Ga Eun, Yoon Sun Woo

K-Drama fans have another reason to celebrate. Popular actors Kim Ga Eun and Yoon Sun Woo are officially walking down the aisle.

According to an exclusive OSEN report on September 18 (KST), the couple will tie the knot on October 26, 2025, in a private ceremony in Seoul.

The wedding, as expected, won’t be a public spectacle. Only close family, relatives, and friends will be present. No cameras, no red carpets—just a quiet, intimate celebration.

From On-Screen Co-Stars to Real-Life Couple

The romance has been years in the making. Kim and Yoon first met back in 2015 while filming the KBS2 drama Single-minded Dandelion. What started as co-stars becoming friends slowly blossomed into something more. Over the past decade, they nurtured their relationship away from the public eye.

It wasn’t until July last year that Yoon’s agency finally confirmed the news: he was planning to marry Kim. Shortly after, her agency also acknowledged the couple’s wedding preparations. Fans were thrilled but also surprised by how quietly they had managed to keep things under wraps.

Their Journey in K-Dramas

Yoon, who made his acting debut in 2003 with EBS’s Environmental Squadron Zentaforce, has built a solid career with projects like My Only One, Bulgasal, and She Would Never Know.

Kim, meanwhile, has become a familiar face in some of K-Drama’s biggest hits. Since debuting as an SBS public talent recruit in 2009, she has delivered memorable performances in I Can Hear Your Voice, Because This Is My First Life, Itaewon Class, Under The Queen’s Umbrella, and most recently, King the Land.

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A Private Beginning for a New Chapter

While many celebrity weddings in South Korea become media events, Kim and Yoon’s decision to keep their October ceremony private feels in line with how they’ve always handled their relationship—low-key, away from headlines, and focused on each other.

For fans, though, the excitement is real. Watching two actors who grew up on screen now stepping into a new chapter together feels like a K-Drama finale come true.