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Meanings of wedding (weddings) in English
Ceremony where people are united in marriage.
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Examples for "marriage"
Examples for "marriage"
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The gay marriage law in Washington state has not yet taken effect.
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Neither of us desires marriage; therefore my plan seemed the perfect solution.
3
There is absolutely no place for violence in the marriage equality debate.
4
Are they talking marriage? It was a reasonable question, given her concerns.
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They were hardly aware of the same-sex marriage law passed last year.
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The comedy winds up with the epithalamium in honour of the nuptials.
2
The husband thinks of taking another wife; the widow meditates second nuptials.
3
On the contrary, she revealed the sprightliest interest in the coming nuptials.
4
The arrangements were changed subsequently, and the nuptials were solemnized in Munich.
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On the following day those happy nuptials were celebrated in affectionate intimacy.
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The chorus changes its measure to one of hymeneals.
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Poor Georgey's position was in every respect wretched, but its misery was infinitely increased by the triumph of those hymeneals.
3
Indeed, she will have to do without me, he added, thinking rather of his studies in Carrara than of his Barchester hymeneals.
4
I will not talk any more politically, but turn to hymeneals, with as much indifference as if I were a first minister.
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He was peculiarly gracious and smiling, and spoke of the Hymeneals as though they were even more than ordinarily joyful and happy in their promise.
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The wedding ceremony takes place at 11pm New Zealand time on Saturday.
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We're looking forward to the possible live twittering of the wedding ceremony.
3
The wedding ceremony has always been an important occasion among the Jews.
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Your wedding ceremony was beautiful and I just love your gown, Loredana.
5
To Blaine it seemed a hideous mixture of wedding ceremony and execution.
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Both of my mothers helped get me ready for the marriage ceremony.
2
The day after was fixed by Mr. Tyrrel for the marriage ceremony.
3
He befriends her, forms a relationship, they have a village marriage ceremony.
4
There was also a somewhat formal meal directly after the marriage ceremony.
5
His voice was tenderer than usual when he pronounced the marriage ceremony.
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Had we had more say, our wedding ceremonies would have been different.
2
The man is a minister and so presided over the wedding ceremonies.
3
Turkey is allowing wedding ceremonies again after a months-long ban due to coronavirus.
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The pair enjoyed two wedding ceremonies together, after years of dating.
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Up to 10 people can gather for funerals and tangihanga or wedding ceremonies.
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The church baptized babies and officiated or gave blessings at marriage ceremonies.
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They have many wives, but I could not learn their marriage ceremonies.
3
At present marriage ceremonies may only take place in churches or registry offices.
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The marriage ceremonies of the Kenyahs and Klemantans are similar but less elaborate.
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The Indian nations differ but little from each other in their marriage ceremonies.
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.
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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.
10
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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