Koyote's Shinji Stuns in Wedding Photos Ahead of Upcoming Nuptials

Koyote's Shinji has shared stunning wedding photos as she prepares for her upcoming marriage.

Recently, Shinji took to Instagram to post a series of photos captioned "Wedding Photo."

In the released images, Shinji is seen wearing a tube-top wedding dress, holding a white bouquet accented with green leaves, and gazing into the camera. Her long wavy hair and drop earrings add a touch of elegance.

In another photo, Shinji poses seated on the floor against a black backdrop, wearing a white dress with a long veil, surrounded by light pink flowers. In a bright space by the window, she smiles in a white mini dress with three-dimensional embellishments, accessorized with a hairband and white shoes to complete the look. In what appears to be an outdoor shoot, she dons a wedding dress with a long train, set against a backdrop of green plants, floral decorations, and an orange fabric background, emphasizing her silhouette.

Fans have responded with comments such as "You look beautiful as always, but even more so today," "Always supporting you," "So pretty," "Such a beautiful and emotional vibe," "Amazing," and "If the photos are this beautiful, I can only imagine how stunning you are in person."

Previously, Shinji announced her engagement to fellow singer Moon Won, who is seven years her junior, with plans to marry in May. In a handwritten letter, Shinji shared her gratitude for the deepening bond and trust between them, stating, "We have become stronger together, and I am thankful to have someone who is completely on my side."

Despite facing opposition, Shinji addressed rumors on social media, clarifying, "After confirming with the agency, the allegations regarding Moon Won's divorce history, children, infidelity, and unlicensed real estate dealings are all false." She added, "We understand the concerns and appreciate your patience as we move forward." Shinji concluded by acknowledging the love and concern from many, promising to "move forward step by step, remaining unchanged and consistent."

By Chaeryeong Lim, TenAsia Reporter syjj426@tenasia.co.kr