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Lunch Ties the Knot with Composer Ahn Seong-hyun… New Song Unveiled for the First Time at Wedding

Married on the 8th After an 8-Year Romance

KIM HYUNSIK
2026-08-07 17:50:46
[Edaily Starin KIM HYUNSIK Reporter] Singer LUNCH (real name Kim Gi-eum) is getting married after an eight-year relationship.
LUNCH (Photo courtesy of Recipe Music)
According to her agency, Recipe Music, on the 7th, LUNCH will marry her fiancé, composer Ahn Seong-hyun, at a wedding venue in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, on the 8th.
Since her debut in 2019, Lunch has gained popularity with songs such as “How Are You (Reply Song)” and “Way Back Home” (2021). Ahn Seong-hyun has composed songs including Joo Sik’s “Thinking of You” and Beentzen’s “Flying With You” (FLYING HIGH WITH U).
After nurturing their love for eight years through music, Lunch and Ahn Seong-hyun are tying the knot. The couple has previously collaborated on songs such as “Would You Like to Meet Again?” and “Hold Me.”
An agency representative stated, “Lunch and Ahn Seong-hyun plan to premiere a new song at their wedding that captures their love story for the guests.”

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