SEOUL — Shinji, the powerhouse vocalist of the legendary co-ed group Koyote, has officially entered the countdown to her spring wedding. On February 27, the singer took to her personal social media accounts to share a series of breathtaking wedding photos, captioned simply, "Wedding Photo."

In the released images, Shinji radiates elegance in a variety of snow-white wedding gowns. From sophisticated, minimalist silhouettes to whimsical, lace-adorned designs, she effortlessly transitions between classic grace and her signature bubbly charm. The pictorial has quickly become a hot topic online, with fans and colleagues offering an outpouring of congratulations for the veteran star.

A New Chapter with Moon-won
Shinji is set to tie the knot on May 2, 2026, with fellow singer Moon-won, who is seven years her junior. The couple’s journey from colleagues to life partners has been met with significant public interest.

Back in January, Shinji first broke the news to her followers with a poignant message reflecting on their relationship.

"As we spent time together, our bond deepened and our trust grew. I am so grateful to finally have someone who is entirely on my side—someone I can lean on," she wrote. "I am well aware of the affection, concern, and worries you all have for me. I will not forget them and will continue to move forward, step by step, with a steadfast heart."

Career and Love in Harmony
Having debuted in 1998, Shinji has been a mainstay in the Korean music industry for nearly three decades. While she has often been the subject of marriage rumors in the past due to various variety show appearances, this official announcement marks a definitive new chapter in her life.

Industry insiders note that the couple plans to hold a private ceremony attended by close friends and family, including her long-time Koyote members, Kim Jong-min and Bbaek-ga. As the "May Bride" prepares to walk down the aisle, the public remains supportive of her transition into married life while maintaining her active career in music and broadcasting.

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