Moon Sang-min, left, and Jeon Jong-seo in a still from 'Wedding Impossible.' Photo: @_sangmxn_/Instagram 

Heads up, K-drama fans! "Wedding Impossible," a romantic comedy series starring Moon Sang-min and Jeon Jong-seo, is heading to Prime Video in February, the streamer said Wednesday.

The series follows Na A-jung (Jeon), a relatively unknown actress who is enlisted by wealthy heir Lee Do-han (Kim Do-wan) for a fraudulent marriage.

But Do-han's younger brother, Ji-han (Moon Sang-min), is determined to prevent the wedding as it comes in conflict with his plans to make his brother the successor to their family's conglomerate.

"It's a battle between A-jung, whose mission is to get married while acting out the role of a lifetime, and Ji-han, who wants to prevent their marriage at all costs," Prime Video said in a press release.

The series is scheduled to premiere on February 26, with new episodes set for release every Monday and Tuesday.

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Moon rose in popularity through his role in the 2022 historical drama "Under the Queen's Umbrella," which earned him the Best New Actor prize at the prestigious 59th Baeksang Arts Awards.

Last year, Moon went to the Philippines for the 2023 Asia Artist Awards.

Jeon, on the other hand, first gained attention after starring in the critically-acclaimed 2018 film "Burning" alongside Yoo Ah-in and Steven Yeun. She is also known for playing Tokyo in "Money Heist: Korea – Joint Economic Area."

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Meanwhile, Kim is known for his supporting roles in the dramas "Start-Up," "My Roommate Is a Gumiho" and "Doona!".

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