Difference between revisions of "Wedding"

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A '''wedding''' is a ceremony uniting a [[man]] and [[woman]] in [[matrimony]]. The man is called the [[groom]] and the woman is called the [[bride]]. Weddings typically involve the exchange of vows and rings between the marrying parties.
 
A '''wedding''' is a ceremony uniting a [[man]] and [[woman]] in [[matrimony]]. The man is called the [[groom]] and the woman is called the [[bride]]. Weddings typically involve the exchange of vows and rings between the marrying parties.

Revision as of 00:47, April 22, 2007

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A wedding is a ceremony uniting a man and woman in matrimony. The man is called the groom and the woman is called the bride. Weddings typically involve the exchange of vows and rings between the marrying parties.