Just married! at Gyeongbokgung
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Quick summary- 1A bride and groom stood beneath a towering ginkgo tree in the courtyard of the National Palace Museum of Korea earlier this month, with the roofline of Geunjeo…
- 2Sunlight filtered through the branch
A bride and groom stood beneath a towering ginkgo tree in the courtyard of the National Palace Museum of Korea earlier this month, with the roofline of Geunjeongjeon, the main throne hall of Gyeongbokgung Palace, rising against the autumn sky. Sunlight filtered through the branches, falling across them in shifting patches. Each time a breeze swept through the courtyard, the white fabric around the wedding arch fluttered, and the couple smiled. The bride, Mai, 27, from Estonia, read her vows alou
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