Wedding vocabulary

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proposal

when the man asks the woman to marry him

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engagement

the period between deciding to marry and the wedding

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engagement ring

a ring showing the woman has accepted a marriage proposal (sometimes also worn by a man)

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fiancée

someone who has agreed to be married (also note bride-to-be)

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bride

the female partner in a wedding

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groom

the male partner in a wedding

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register

the book where the marriage is officially recorded

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wedding rings

bands that are exchanged during the wedding ceremony

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best man

the groom’s main aide

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maid of honour

the bride’s main aide

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bridesmaids

the women who support the bride in the ceremony

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groomsmen

the men who support the groom in the ceremony

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flower girl

a girl who carries the bouquet for the bride

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page

a boy who helps in the wedding ceremony, sometimes carrying the ring or the bride’s gown

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ring bearer

someone who carries the rings

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to be given away

when a family member delivers the bride to the groom

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walk down the aisle

the bride’s entrance to the ceremony, also generally used as a synonym for getting married

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welcome drinks

drinks provided as people arrive to the wedding

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bouquet

the bunch of flowers carried (and later thrown) by the bride

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reception

the party following the wedding ceremony

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toastmaster

someone who makes announcements and organises schedules during the reception

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have cold feet

or jitters - to become afraid to marry

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newlyweds

a couple who have recently married

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just married

an expression used to label newlyweds, usually seen in a car

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honeymoon

the holiday taken by the married couple after the wedding