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A fairy tale wedding at Scarborough Ren Fest

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Photos courtesy Scarborough Renaissance Festival A different kind of destination wedding, this one takes you back in time By Rich Lopez | Staff writerrich@dallasvoice.com For those who really fantasize about getting married to their knight in shining armor or having that fairy tale ceremony, well, that’s not an unrealistic idea.

For the most part, Scarborough Renaissance Festival could create almost any type of wedding within its grounds. And all the couple would really have to do is show up.

Every season, the festival hosts up to 35 weddings in its 17 days. That’s quite a feat, but its wedding operation is a well-oiled machine.

The festival can host a complete ceremony that includes everything from the officiant to the cake and food. “We are a one-stop shop,” public relations director Helaine Thompson said. “Our venue lends itself to go with any theme.

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