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This ceremony is an exact reenactment, based on thorough historical research and consultation by the palace’s counsel panel, of the regal and grandeur style of the imperial family's royal wedding ceremony. This reenactment offers visitors an opportunity to experience the spectacular and elegant
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Unhyeongung is the site for the last Royal wedding ceremony, a reenactment of King Gojong and
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