Wales is often called the castle capital of the world, with over 600 castles, of which 100 are still standing. 。

So you can't really blame this wedding party that turned up to the wrong castle. 。

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Problem is, the two castles are some 124 miles away. The mixup happened in Wales' oldest town of Carmarthen, where the group expected to see Caernarfon Castle. 。

Instead, there stood the smaller, less majestic but equally historic Carmarthen castle. 。

Carmarthen town councillor and tour guide Phil Grice said the blunder has happened more than once.
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"The only way we have worked out that people have come to the wrong town is when they seek directions to a church which is not existent in Carmarthen," he said.  

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"Sadly Carmarthen is much more than a two hour car journey to Caernarfon, so they likely arrive at the correct time too late for the wedding."  。

"Almost every week when we go to the Carmarthen Castle, someone asks if this is the castle where Prince Charles was made Prince of Wales." 。

Which it isn't -- that's Caernarfon.。

This is Caernarfon castle in Gwynedd, in all its glory:。

Credit: Shutterstock / Samot。

And this is the modest but dignified Carmarthen Castle.
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According to Google Maps, the two castles are just 124 miles away:。

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