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wedding

noun as in marriage rite

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Getting sandwiches in a backyard with my brother-in-law recently felt like a wedding.

From Eater

One wedding dress took 12-16 hours to create from 300 photos.

From Digiday

This is good advice all the time, but it is especially important while planning a wedding during a pandemic.

From Fortune

They involve her being called “ma’am,” her hunt for the perfect wedding dress and her struggles with infertility.

From Time

Time moved on, things got worse, and we canceled our wedding, not wanting to expose anyone to risk.

Dance instructors run a lucrative trade offering private lessons to couples before their wedding receptions, typically the tango.

Just a week after her divorce, she was invited to a wedding by her sister-in-law.

And thus I end up at the bottom of the stairs, about one month after my injury and two months after my wedding.

Will Christian pharmacists, county clerks, florists, and for-profit wedding chapels really withdraw from society, as you describe?

They are not “participating” in or “facilitating” a gay wedding.

This week has been one of great excitement in Weimar, on account of the wedding of the son of the Grand Duke.

Of course they would stop for the wedding; but meantime she must be very discreet; she must not intrude too much.

The village organist had distinguished himself by his florid rendering of the Wedding March.

The wedding breakfast very much resembled the similar festivities at which most of us have assisted.

I have always rather wanted to visit California, and started for it once upon a time—on my wedding journey.

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On this page you'll find 19 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to wedding, such as: marriage, bells, bridal, espousal, hook, and matrimony.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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