Antonyms for wedding
ˈwɛd ɪŋwed·ding

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1. wedding

   Matrimony denotes the state of those who are united in the relation of husband and wife; marriage denotes primarily the act of so uniting, but is extensively used for the state as well. Wedlock, a word of specific legal use, is the Saxon term for the state or relation denoted by matrimony. Wedding denotes the ceremony, with any attendant festivities, by which two persons are united as husband and wife, nuptials being the more formal and stately term to express the same idea.

   Antonyms:
   bachelorhood, celibacy, divorce, maidenhood, virginity, widowhood

   Synonyms:
   conjugal union, espousal, espousals, marriage, matrimony, nuptials, spousal, spousals, union, wedlock

   Preposition:
   Marriage of or between two persons; of one person to or with another; among the Greeks.

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1. wedding

   Synonyms:
   espousals, marriage, nuptials

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1. wedding, wedding ceremony, nuptials, hymenealsnoun

   the social event at which the ceremony of marriage is performed

   Synonyms:
   marriage ceremony, wedding ceremony, nuptials, marriage, wedding party, hymeneals

2. marriage, wedding, marriage ceremonynoun

   the act of marrying; the nuptial ceremony

   "their marriage was conducted in the chapel"

   Synonyms:
   married couple, marriage ceremony, wedlock, wedding party, hymeneals, man and wife, marriage, wedding ceremony, matrimony, spousal relationship, nuptials, union

3. wedding, wedding partynoun

   a party of people at a wedding

   Synonyms:
   marriage ceremony, wedding ceremony, nuptials, marriage, wedding party, hymeneals

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1. weddingnoun

   Synonyms:
   nuptials, marriage, espousals

How to use wedding in a sentence?

1. Proverb:

   The wedding lasts for two or three days, but the trouble stays longer

2. Aaron Rodgers:

   Absolutely. There’s no scenario in which I wouldn’t want my entire family at a wedding, that’s something all of our family wants and hopes for at some point.

3. Luxembourg Proverb:

   wedding

4. Tricia Nixon:

   I will forever cherish my wedding. To this day people still stop me and tell me they watched my wedding. It was a perfect day and such a tremendous honor to exchange my vows at such a historic home.

5. Daniel Pinedo:

   We were thinking about getting married down in Mexico, but the situation is still kind of unclear, so hopefully in a year or two it settles and goes back to normal. And then from there we can have a bigger wedding with family and loved ones.

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