Wedding () is the sixth studio album by South Korean boy group Shinhwa, released through SM Entertainment on December 27, 2002. With the release of Your Wedding, Shinhwa also broke the record for being the longest running boy band in the history of South Korea, a record they are still currently holding as they have not yet disbanded.
Shinhwa was also the second artist to in South Korea to release two albums (Perfect Man and Your Wedding) in a year, with Sechs Kies being first. Your Wedding sold approximately 273,714 copies. It was their final album with SM Entertainment. It was marketed in Japan as Wedding - Kimi to Deatta Toki (ウェディング～君と出逢ったとき).
Accolades +Awards and nominations for WeddingYearOrganizationCategoryResult2003Golden Disc AwardsAlbum Bonsang (Main Prize) Album Daesang (Grand Prize) Mnet Music Video FestivalBest Dance Performance Best Male Group Netizen Popularity Award SBS Gayo DaejeonGrand Prize (Daesang) Main Prize (Bonsang)
+Music program awards for "Wedding"ProgramDateMusic CampFebruary 8, 2003February 15, 2003InkigayoFebruary 9, 2003February 16, 2003
Tracks
Credits and personnel Credits are adapted from the liner notes of Your Wedding.
Album production Lee Soo-man – executive producer KAT – recording engineer, mixing engineer Yeo Doo-hyeon – recording engineer, mixing engineer Lee Seong-ho – recording engineer, mixing engineer Yoo Young-jin – recording engineer, mixing engineer Kim Beom-gu – recording engineer Kim Young-seong – recording engineer Kwan Seung-eun – recording engineer Kim Young-jin – recording engineer Eom Seung-hyeon – recording engineer Lee Jeong-hyeong – recording engineer Ha Jeong-soo – recording engineer Jeong Ki-song – recording engineer Jeong Hoon – mastering engineer
Guitar Sam Lee – "Lost in Love", "My Own Secret", "Deep Sorrow", "Later", "Missing U", "Without You", "79" Ham Choon-ho – "Gonna Be Alright" Jeong Ki-song – "Get Up"
Bass Lee Tae-woon – "Lost in Love", "My Own Secret", "Later", "Gonna Be Alright", "79"
Strings Kim Mi-jeong 9 – "Hiway (Ride With Me)" Min Young-ae 5 – "Get Up"
Piano Jo Hyeon-seok – "Deep Sorrow" Choi Tae-wan – "Gonna Be Alright"
Scratch DJ Mike - "Get Up"
Charts
Weekly charts Chart (2003, 2013)Peakposition Japanese Albums (Oricon)100 South Korean Albums (Gaon)8
Monthly charts Chart (2002)PeakpositionSouth Korean Albums (RIAK)3
Year-end charts Chart (2002)PositionSouth Korean Albums (RIAK)33
Sales CountrySalesSouth Korea (RIAK)284,073
Release history Country Date Distributing label Format South Korea December 27, 2002 SM Entertainment CD Cassette Japan March 19, 2003 Avex Trax CD
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