wedding day
Americannoun
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the day of a wedding.
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the anniversary of a wedding.
Etymology
Origin of wedding day
First recorded in 1545–55
Example Sentences
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This included his title of Baron Killyleagh which had been awarded to him by his mother, Elizabeth II, on his wedding day in 1986.
From BBC
"Thank you, you were amazing. That was better than my wedding day," she said.
From BBC
Megan was kind though to not make the sting of the split worse by going through the motions of the wedding day just to say no.
From Los Angeles Times
Mr Ward said the need to save money meant couples were also getting more involved in the work behind their wedding day.
From BBC
Police reports and surveillance footage are typically not on the top of the to-do list for a bride and groom on their wedding day.
From Los Angeles Times
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