Bridal: meaning, definitions and examples

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Used when referring to the specific event or ceremony where two people get married.

• Their wedding will take place on a sunny beach.
• She spent months planning her perfect wedding.

Often used in more formal or literary contexts to describe things related to marriage or weddings.

• The nuptial ceremony was elaborate and beautiful.
• They exchanged their nuptial vows in front of family and friends.

Used when talking about the state or institution of being married or the relationship between married people.

• They have had a happy marriage for over 20 years.
• Marriage requires communication and compromise.

Used when referring to anything related to a bride, such as her clothing, accessories, or shower.

• She looked stunning in her bridal gown.
• They are hosting a bridal shower next weekend.

Common and casual term for the event where a couple gets married. Suitable for everyday conversation.

• They are planning a big wedding in June.
• Did you get an invitation to Sarah's wedding?

A more old-fashioned and formal term for a wedding, often used in literary or somewhat humorous contexts.

• The nuptials were held in a grand old manor.
• We are excited to attend their nuptials next month.

Formal term for the official event where a couple gets married. Often used in invitations or formal discussions.

• The marriage ceremony will take place at the cathedral.
• We attended a beautiful marriage ceremony last summer.