Actress Ban Min Jeong to Marry in Seoul This September

Actress Ban Min Jeong is set to marry her non-celebrity partner in Seoul on September 6, beginning a new chapter after more than two decades of work across Korean television and film.

The ceremony is expected to be a private occasion, with family members and close friends gathering to celebrate the couple. Details of the venue have not been publicly disclosed, keeping the focus on a personal event rather than a large public spectacle.

A private ceremony in Seoul

Wedding materials shared ahead of the event present the couple in a warm, relaxed mood. Their message describes a wish to build a life together with care, optimism and appreciation for the people who have supported them. The tone reflects the low-key approach planned for the September celebration.

For entertainers whose work is often highly visible, a private ceremony can offer room for a milestone to remain centered on family and longtime relationships. Ban’s partner is not a public figure, and the decision to limit details of the celebration respects that boundary.

The announcement has also drawn attention to the long arc of Ban’s career. Having made her film debut in 2001, she has continued to work steadily in a changing entertainment landscape, taking on roles in both feature films and television dramas.

A career spanning television and film

Ban’s screen credits include Dong Yi, My Husband Got a Family, Good Doctor, Hwarang and Apple of My Eye. Her film work includes Yoga, Doctor and Untouchable Lawmen, giving her a body of work that reaches across genres and formats.

Over the years, she has been known for bringing definition to characters with contrasting sides, moving between sympathetic and more complicated roles. That flexibility has helped make her a familiar supporting presence in projects led by different generations of performers.

Her work was recognized in 2012, when she received a drama acting honor at the Korea Culture and Entertainment Awards for her appearance in Bridal Mask. The recognition marked one point in a career built less on a single breakout moment than on continued participation in Korean screen productions.

Expanding her work beyond the screen

Alongside acting, Ban has also invested time in education. She runs an acting institute that supports aspiring performers and students preparing for admissions, extending her connection to the industry into mentorship and training.

That combination of acting and teaching places her wedding news within a broader period of professional continuity. Rather than signaling a departure from her work, the upcoming ceremony arrives as another milestone for an artist who has maintained a presence on screen while helping develop future talent.

As September approaches, the couple will celebrate with the people closest to them in Seoul. For Ban Min Jeong, the occasion brings together a new personal commitment and a career shaped by persistence, range and an enduring relationship with Korean drama and film.