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The Wedding Tourney at Whitewalls was a tourney held at Whitewalls in the 212th year since Aegon's Conquest.
The event was organized by Ambrose Butterwell, Lord of Whitewalls, to celebrate his second marriage to the daughter of Lord Frey, Lord of the Crossing.

Participants
Franklyn Frey
Harbert Paege
Glendon Flowers
The Knight of the Pussywillows
Argrave the Defiant
Joffrey Caswell
Lord of Bitterbridge
Kyle the Cat
The Cat of Misty Moor
Uthor Underleaf
The Snail
Gallows Knight
Duncan the Tall
Ser Smallwood
Eden Risley
Addam Frey
Alyn Cockshaw
Lord Cockshaw
John the Fiddler
Daemon II Blackfyre
Lord Costayne
Lord of the Three Towers
Mortimer Boggs
Tommard Heddle
Black Tom
Clarence Charlton
Buford Bulwer
The Old Ox
Galtry the Green
Daemon II Blackfyre
John the Fiddler

Known Attendees
Aegon Targaryen
Egg
Ambrose Butterwell
Lord of Whitewalls
Lady Butterwell
Lady of Whitewalls
Gormon Peake
Lord of Starpike
Lady Costayne
Lady of the Three Towers
Lord Frey
Lord of the Crossing
Lord Risley
Lord of Risley Glade
Lady Risley
Lady of Risley Glade
Lord Shawney
Lord Smallwood
Lord of Acorn Hall
Lady Smallwood
Lady of Acorn Hall
Lord Sunderland
Lord of the Three Sisters
Lord Vyrwel
Lord of Darkdell
Lady Vyrwel
Lady of Darkdell
Walder Frey
Heir of the Crossing
Maynard Plumm

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	The Wedding Tourney at Whitewalls was a tourney organized by Ambrose Butterwell, Lord of Whitewalls, to celebrate his second marriage to the daughter of Lord Frey, Lord of the Crossing~~, in the 212th year since Aegon's Conquest~~.~~<br>~~		The Wedding Tourney at Whitewalls was a tourney held at Whitewalls in the 212th year since Aegon's Conquest.<br>
			The event was organized by Ambrose Butterwell, Lord of Whitewalls, to celebrate his second marriage to the daughter of Lord Frey, Lord of the Crossing.