Wedding

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  1. 6. a government office where civil marriages are conducted and registered. It provides a legal framework for couples to officially marry.
  2. 11. In the context of a wedding, refers to the scheduled day on which the marriage ceremony takes place.
  3. 13. a compilation of individuals invited to attend a wedding ceremony and/or reception. It helps in planning for the appropriate number of attendees.
  4. 14. the location where the wedding ceremony and/or reception takes place. It can range from churches and synagogues to outdoor gardens or banquet halls.
  5. 16. a professional hired to capture and document moments during a wedding. Wedding photographers specialize in creating lasting memories through photos of the ceremony, reception, and other significant events.
  6. 17. a vacation taken by the newlyweds immediately after their wedding. It is a time for the couple to celebrate and enjoy each other's company.
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  1. 1. a celebratory gathering that follows the wedding ceremony. It often includes food, drinks, and entertainment for the newlyweds and their guests.
  2. 2. License a legal document issued by a government authority that permits a couple to marry. It is a prerequisite for a legally recognized marriage.
  3. 3. a female friend or relative chosen by the bride to assist her during the wedding preparations and the ceremony. Bridesmaids often participate in various wedding activities and may stand alongside the bride during the ceremony.
  4. 4. the passage down the center of a church or ceremony venue. It is traditionally walked down by the bride as she makes her way to the altar.
  5. 5. the woman who is about to be married. She is another central figure in a wedding ceremony.
  6. 7. solemn promises and commitments made by the bride and groom to each other during the wedding ceremony. They express the couple's love, devotion, and intentions for their marriage.
  7. 8. are formal requests sent to individuals inviting them to attend a wedding ceremony or reception. They typically include details such as the date, time, and location of the event.
  8. 9. a formal event where a marriage is officiated. It includes rituals, vows, and the exchange of rings, marking the beginning of the couple's married life.
  9. 10. the biological or adoptive father of the woman who is getting married. Traditionally, he plays a significant role in escorting the bride down the aisle and giving her away to the groom.
  10. 12. a financial plan outlining the estimated expenses and income for a wedding. It helps couples manage their spending and allocate resources wisely.
  11. 15. the man who is about to be married. He is one of the central figures in a wedding ceremony.