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wedding day

noun

  1. the day of a wedding.
  2. the anniversary of a wedding.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of wedding day1

First recorded in 1545–55

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Example Sentences

Her wedding day arrived—a day that most young women dream about for many years.

Being the hard worker that she is, Mary shows the house to a client on her wedding day, while she’s in the middle of getting her hair done.

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And Kim Kardashian's wedding-day beauty look only cost $180.

Even before the wedding-day the storm broke, and things looked ugly enough.

That which made Sir John so uneasy was the abiding knowledge that Jack's wedding-day would dawn in twelve hours.

From that hour Meadows had an ally at Grassmere, working heart and soul to hasten the wedding-day.

The wedding-day will never be forgotten by those who were on the Newanga at the time.

Amabel slept, and awakened to the knowledge that it was her wedding-day.

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