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Bridal   /brˈaɪdəl/   Listen
Bridal

adjective
1.
Of or relating to a wedding.  Synonyms: nuptial, spousal.  "Nuptial day" , "Spousal rites" , "Wedding cake" , "Marriage vows"
2.
Of or pertaining to a bride.
noun
1.
Archaic terms for a wedding or wedding feast.  Synonym: espousal.



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"Bridal" Quotes from Famous Books



... subject, "I remember how a certain woman angled industriously for months to capture an unsuspecting young man for her daughter. When she finally landed him, and the ceremony came off to the usual accompaniment of Mendelssohn and a crowded church, I feared that the bridal couple might have to come down the aisle from the altar in a canoe, on account ...
— Master of the Vineyard • Myrtle Reed

... terms with a secret joy. For months and months I will be alone with my uncle; and, watching him ever with the love and gratitude I feel for all his kindness, I will gradually wear away his objections, and, conquering his heart, return, my love, to place the bridal wreath upon your brow, and claim you, before the altar of God, as the companion of ...
— The Poor Gentleman • Hendrik Conscience

... little doctor would wait below until the bridal-party should descend; but no, he came directly up stairs, and walked into the room without prelude. He took Bessie in his arms with fatherly tenderness: "Ah, you runaway! so you've come ...
— Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Vol. XII. No. 31. October, 1873. • Various

... and Rollo in the omnibus there sat a gentleman and lady, who seemed to be, as they really were, a new-married pair. They were making their bridal tour. The lady was dressed plainly, but well, in travelling costume, and she had a handsome morocco carriage bag hanging upon her arm. The gentleman was quite loaded with shawls, and boxes, and umbrellas, ...
— Rollo in Paris • Jacob Abbott

... had said of its enchantment and the strange stories told of it. "Are any of them so sad and strange as mine?" she wondered with tears in her eyes; then kissing the ring in memory of that first kiss she had given it, she laid it on a table in the window-bay, and busied herself with the bridal finery; and while she was so busied she was called away to some cares of her household, and ...
— A Child's Book of Saints • William Canton


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