Matrimony; entrance into wedlock; a wedding or nuptial ceremony.

A wedding; marriage.

Wedding, marriage, nuptials.

Marriage; the state of wedlock. Also (in Old English in plural): a marriage ceremony, a wedding.

In early use: a wedding banquet or feast. Later chiefly: a wedding in its entirety, including both the marriage ceremony and the associated…

A wedding.

A marriage ceremony, wedding. Obsolete.

An instance or occasion of this; an espousal or marriage; a wedding. Now rare.

The performance of the marriage-rite; the ceremony of a marriage, with its attendant festivities.

A wedding ceremony; wedding festivities. Now chiefly Scottish and South Asian.

The performance of a ceremony of marriage or (esp.) betrothal; = spousal, n. 1a. Also as a count noun: a wedding or betrothal ceremony. Now somewhat…

Espousals, marriage.

A marriage, a wedding; a marriage ceremony. In plural.

The action of espouse, v. in various senses; espousal; an instance of this.

A marriage, a wedding; a marriage ceremony. In singular.

In plural. Nuptials.

Marriage; wedlock; wedding, nuptials. Now rare.

A marriage, a wedding. Cf. bridal, n. 1.

A wedding, marriage. Obsolete.

plural. A wedding, nuptials.

= confarreation, n.

a wedding held in a church (with religious ceremonial), esp. as opposed to one in a register office or other secular location.

In plural. Marriage ceremonies. Obsolete. rare.

In South Asia: a wedding, marriage.

In plural. Marriage celebrations; nuptials.