English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Intermediate Level English Words

English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Intermediate Level English Words Here you will learn useful English vocabulary related to marriage and weddings. I will explain the meanings of English expressions in detail and provide you with examples.Scroll down to complete an interactive exercise and practise your English vocabulary related to marriage. Don’t keep this to yourself. Tell the world. English Vocabulary related to Marriage MARRIAGE (noun) it means to become a husband and wifeex. This actress was married five times and her last marriage made her the happiest.WEDDING (noun) it is the ceremony which starts the marriageex. The wedding was supposed to start at 3.00 pm but the bride was late for almost an hour.BRIDE the woman who is getting marriedGROOM the man who is getting marriedBEST MAN the special frend of the groomBRIDESMAIDS special friends of the bride. The average number of bridesmaids in the UK is three. Usually bridesmaids have to wear the same dresses with matching shoes.The head of the bridesmaids is called A MAID OF HONOUR. She is responsible for keeping things organised, helps the bride get dressed and stay calm on the day of her wedding. A maid of honour usually plans brides HEN PARTY.HEN PARTY (NIGHT)   a party for the bride-to-be and her female friendsSTAG NIGHT a party for the groom-to-be and his male friendsAfter the wedding there may be a RECEPTION, which is a party for all the guests.A HONEYMOON is a holiday for the bride and groom after the wedding. Quite often the newlyweds chose an exotic destination for their honeymoon.NEWLY-WED a recently married person  People usually celebrate their WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. This is the day on which they got married.ex. Were going out for dinner this Saturday. It is our wedding anniversary. Weve been married for 5 years.TO GET ENGAGED to Usually, a man makes a PROPOSAL (an offer of marriage) to his girlfriend and gives her an engagement ring.Unfortunately, if the marriage is unsuccessful they may BREAK UP (to end a relationship) or SEPARATE (to start living separately).  If they legally end their marriage, they GET DIVORCED.ex. Sarah got divorced when she wanted to get married again. English Vocabulary related to Marriage - Quiz Loading...