Pronunciation

/wɪˈdeɪɪŋ/

Definitions

Noun

1. A ceremony where two people get married, usually followed by a celebration. Example: “The wedding was a beautiful event, filled with joy and love.”
2. The act of exchanging vows and becoming legally married. Example: “They tied the knot in a small, intimate wedding ceremony.”

Verb

1. To have a wedding, or to celebrate a marriage. Example: “They are planning their wedding for next summer.”
2. (informal) To unite in marriage, as in “They’re getting married.”

Adjective

Referring to the event or period surrounding a marriage ceremony. Example: “A wedding dress is typically white and elaborate for the wedding day.”

Phrases

• “Exchange vows at the wedding”
• “A summer wedding”
• “Destination wedding”
• “White wedding”
• “Wedding reception”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The couple’s wedding was a lavish affair, with guests from all over the world.”
• Verb: “After the ceremony, they went on a honeymoon following their wedding.”
• Adjective: “The bride looked stunning in her wedding gown.”

Synonyms

• Marriage ceremony
• Wedding feast
• Nuptial rite
• Union
• Celebration
• Ceremony

Antonyms

• Separation
• Divorce
• Engagement (in the sense of an arranged marriage, not the engagement ring)