bride and groom
Altar's central pair
A bride and groom are the two people getting married, specifically the woman (bride) and man (groom) at their wedding ceremony.
The phrase typically refers to the couple on their wedding day or during the celebration: The bride and groom cut the cake together.
In same-sex marriages, the terms may be adapted or replaced with "two brides" or "two grooms."
- pocket squareOrnamental jacket fold
- vowsSolemn binding promises
- maid of honorBride's principal attendant
- honeymoonNewlyweds' celebratory vacation
- ceremonial attireClothing for official rituals
dowry · just married · cutting the cake · love · clergy · wedding vows · wedding dress · betrothed · handfasting · best man · ring bearer · walk down the aisle · tuxedo · unity candle · wedding bands · commitment · flower girl · veil
- cake toppersfigurines, candles, ceramic figurines, monograms, numbers
- couplescouple, married couple, married couples, pair, twosome
- weddingwedding, wedding ring, marry, wedding ceremony, wedding rings
- marriage termswedding, marriage, husband, wife, spouse
- pairspair, pairs, two, duo, duos
- setschess set, tea set, train set, Lego set, chemistry set
bride and groomhusband and wife
Married pair
married couple · spouses · divorcees · newlyweds · bachelors
groom, bride, groomed, bridal, brides, grooming, grooms, bridegroom, bridesmaid