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Hmm. I'm not sure I'd be into this one, but just a heads-up that this drama's already started airing, a couple of days ago.

Lee Jin Wook and Lee Yeon Hee play a couple in their 30s, navigating the various milestones to preparing for their wedding.

This one's touted to be relatable, and initial reactions are reasonably positive so far.

I do like Lee Yeon Hee, but I've yet to enjoy Lee Jin Wook in a romantic leading man kind of space, so I'm going to wait and see, on this one.

Show's episodes are short, at only 35 minutes each, and with a total of just 12 episodes, this one feels like a potential drama snack.

Show airs on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, on Daum Kakao TV and Netflix. 

KFG ❤️

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Welcome to Wedding Hell | Official Trailer | Netflix [ENG SUB]

Happily-ever-after normally starts with a fairytale wedding. But when the grueling reality of planning for the big day starts to take its toll, it’s up to this couple to decide if "forever and always" is still what they want. Save the date for WELCOME TO WEDDING HELL, starring Lee Jin-uk (BULGASAL: IMMORTAL SOULS) and Lee Yeon-hee (THE GAME: TOWARDS ZERO). Coming to Netflix on May 23. Subscribe to The Swoon: https://bit.ly/2IiIXqV Follow The Swoon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theswoonnetflix/ #WelcometoWeddingHell #LeeJinuk #LeeYeonhee #OfficialTrailer #TheSwoon #Kdrama ABOUT THE SWOON Welcome to The Swoon, your all-access pass behind the scenes of your favorite Korean and Asian dramas. Get up close and personal with the stars. Tell us what you love to watch, what endings made you want to tear your hair out, and what keeps you coming back for more, ever optimistic that the next one will be The One. For the fans. Powered by Netflix. All biases welcome. *Shows featured might not be available in all markets.

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Anonymous

I wasn't particularly intrigued by the teaser but the positive reactions have made me curious to check it out (plus its super short anyways)

Anonymous

It's the super short part that just might maybe tip the balance; it puts it in "drama snack" territory if it otherwise has good word of mouth...