Across
- 3. — a duty to take care of something or deal with something
- 7. — fair treatment of people according to laws or moral principles
- 8. — the quality of telling the truth and not cheating or lying
- 12. — the ability to do something difficult or frightening without giving up
- 15. — an agreement in which each side accepts less than they originally wanted
- 16. — words asking for protection, happiness or approval, often in a religious ceremony
- 18. — a short speech in which people raise their glasses to celebrate someone or something
- 19. — serious promises made by two people during a wedding ceremony
- 20. — the elected leader of a town or city
Down
- 1. — the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles
- 2. — polite actions or words that show admiration or honour, especially for someone who has died
- 4. — to come together in one place as a group
- 5. — a party or celebration held after a wedding ceremony
- 6. — to reach the age of twenty
- 8. — the feeling of being pleased, satisfied or content
- 9. — the process of giving birth to a baby
- 10. — a box in which a dead person is buried
- 11. — a place in the ground where a dead person is buried
- 13. — to protect something and keep it in its original or good condition
- 14. — a strong desire to achieve something or be successful
- 17. — a man who is getting married or has just got married