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ceremonial marriage

ceremonial marriage noun: a legally recognized union formalized through a public wedding ceremony conducted by an authorized officiant, in compliance with state-specific laws.

Noun

ceremonial marriage (plural ceremonial marriages)

  1. A legally recognized union formalized through a public wedding ceremony conducted by an authorized officiant, in compliance with state-specific laws.

Forms of ceremonial marriage

pluralceremonial marriages

Questions about ceremonial marriage

What does ceremonial marriage mean?
Ceremonial marriage means a legally recognized union formalized through a public wedding ceremony conducted by an authorized officiant, in compliance with state-specific laws.
What part of speech is ceremonial marriage?
Ceremonial marriage is a noun.
What is the plural of ceremonial marriage?
The plural of ceremonial marriage is ceremonial marriages.

Words near ceremonial marriage in the dictionary

  1. ceremonial
  2. ceremonial counties
  3. ceremonial county
  4. ceremonial first pitch
  5. ceremonial first pitchers
  6. ceremonial marriage
  7. ceremonialise
  8. ceremonialised
  9. ceremonialises
  10. ceremonialising
  11. ceremonialism

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