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Meanings of wedding (weddings) in English
Ceremony where people are united in marriage.
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Usage of weddings in English
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The talk among the group was of everything but weddings-andundercover work.
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An example of this practice is the use of flowers at weddings.
3
The company can be hired to produce videos of events including weddings.
4
Logically, same-sex marriage leads to an increase in the number of weddings.
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This year the weddings took place in a calm and charming atmosphere.
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Iranian weddings usually start at ten p.m. and end at two a.m.
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She was in great demand for weddings, Christmas, birthdays, and other events.
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There is, however, a three-day waiting period for all weddings in Pennsylvania.
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However, only 293 of those weddings took place in the Catholic Church.
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IGFs are a bit like weddings or London glass box house extensions.
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The tough new limits will impact restaurants, clubs, pubs, parties and weddings.
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The first day weddings could take place was set for January 9.
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Still, many same-sex couples say they felt welcome when planning their weddings.
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It also limited the numbers allowed for weddings, funerals and religious gatherings.
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I don't know what other people talk to strangers about at weddings.
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His song African Queen is hugely popular at weddings across the continent.
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Weddings through the time
Weddings across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
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