getting hitched
Walking the aisle
Getting hitched is informal for getting married.
The phrase evokes the image of two things being fastened together, like horses to a wagon.
It's casual and often lighthearted: They're finally getting hitched after ten years together.
The standalone verb hitch can work the same way: When are you two going to hitch?
- tying the knotGetting married
- vowsSolemn binding promises
- brideWoman getting married
- wedding dressFormal attire for brides
- maid of honorBride's principal attendant
bouquet · something borrowed · groom · best man · espousal · wedding · white wedding · marriage · matrimony · betrothal · union · wedlock · ring · nuptials · kiss · civil union · altar · walk down the aisle
marital status change
getting hitchedsplitting up
Dividing into parts
breaking up · separating · filing for divorce · calling it quits · parting ways
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