The drama Wedding Impossible isn’t just captivating because of its unique and romantic storyline. It’s also full of unexpected twists and turns driven by its characters. Some of these characters harbor secrets, which gradually unfold as the story progresses.
In Wedding Impossible, several characters keep their secrets close. Here are seven key players, each with their own hidden truths. Despite their secrecy, most of them aren’t villains.
1. Lee Do Han (played by Kim Do Wan) conceals his sexual orientation by considering a contract marriage with his actress best friend.
Kim Do Wan in Wedding Impossible (twitter.com/CJnDrama)2. Na A Jung (played by Jeon Jong Seo) fabricates her career due to embarrassment over her lack of success and contemplates a contract marriage with her gay friend.
Jeon Jong Seo in Wedding Impossible (twitter.com/CJnDrama)3. Lee Ji Han (played by Moon Sang Min) keeps his identity as the Chairman of LJ Group’s grandson under wraps to pursue a career based on merit rather than family connections.
Moon Sang Min in Wedding Impossible (twitter.com/CJnDrama)4. Hyun Dae Ho (played by Kwon Hae Hyo) hides many details about his past to safeguard his grandchildren.
Kwon Hae Hyo in Wedding Impossible (twitter.com/CJnDrama)5. Choi Jung Chan (played by Jeon Jin Ki) maintains an innocent facade despite being involved in his wife’s fatal accident.
Jeon Jin Ki in Wedding Impossible (doc. tvN/Wedding Impossible)6. Choi Seung A (played by Park Ah In) makes a difficult decision to discard video evidence of his mother’s accident, taking justice into his own hands.
Park Ah In in Wedding Impossible (doc. tvN/Wedding Impossible)7. Kang Ik Jun (played by Shin Mun Sung) conceals his presence on the night of the accident involving Lee Do Han and Lee Ji Han’s mother due to bribery.
Shin Mun Sung in Wedding Impossible (doc. tvN/Wedding Impossible)These characters carry their secrets for various reasons, including pride and protection from past traumas. However, as Wedding Impossible unfolds, each secret is gradually unveiled, adding depth to the story before its conclusion.