In-Shop Hanbok Photography Now Available: Rent, Pose, and Capture Unforgettable Moments

We're excited to introduce a brand-new service that brings together the elegance of our beautiful hanboks and the joy of capturing your special moments. Our In-Shop Hanbok Photography service offers a seamless, fun experience that allows you to create timeless memories, whether it's for a personal photoshoot, couples' portraits, or a special occasion with family and friends.

What's Included in Our Hanbok Photography Package:

• Hanbok Rental (limit 2 hanboks per person)
• 1st Hanbok: $200 / person
• 2nd Hanbok: $100 / person
• Space Rental $50 for 30 minutes
• Photography Time: 30 minutes with a photographer of your choice.
• Bring your own photographer, friend, or even use your phone for a casual photoshoot.
• Or, choose from one of our trusted photography partners for a professional experience: 
• Love Me Do Photography: +$300 (includes 100 edited digital photos)
• Cao Films: +$200 (includes 10-15 edited digital photos)
• Hee Jung Kim: +$300 (includes digital edited photos)

What You'll Need to Know:

• Photography Charges: Photography fee is separate from the hanbok rental costs / 사진사 비용은 한복 대여 비용과 별도입니다.
• Arrival Time: To get measured and ensure everything runs smoothly, we ask that you arrive 2 hours before your scheduled photography time. For larger groups, an earlier arrival time may be necessary. / 촬영 시간 2시간 전에 도착해야 합니다.

Our In-Shop Hanbok Photography service is perfect for capturing moments of cultural beauty with the ones you love. Whether you're celebrating an anniversary, creating memories with  family, or just want to have fun in traditional attire, we provide a stress-free, organized experience. Plus, with a variety of hanboks to choose from and trusted photographers available, you can create photos that you'll cherish forever. 

Ready to book your session? Click here to secure your Hanbok Photography experience and make memories that last a lifetime!

Want an email with the info instead? Email us at info@bdkmint.com.

Blog post photo by Cao Films.