Weddings is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WEDDINGS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• WEDDING, a marriage ceremony
• a marriage ceremony, especially considered as including the associated celebrations.

Words related to WEDDINGS

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How to use WEDDINGS in a sentence

• I think, whilst I was at Tangier, weddings or celebration of weddings were going on every night.
• What with weddings, feasts, and obligatory festivals, their existence is one round of eating and drinking.
• The two weddings, it was thought, might take place at Chantebled on the same day, which would be delightful.
• Time has a great deal to do with weddings, evidently.
• And in the banquet halls he described ancient customs of celebrating weddings and funerals.
• I felt not inclined to think of the life before me, nor of love-speeches or weddings, with the shadow of death across my path.
• At last, when the revel broke up, he courteously escorted his daughter and Erik as far as their room, as the manner is at weddings, and went back himself to bed elsewhere.
• Right soon I was handling most of the big swell weddings for the society folks.
• WEDDINGS Following naturally on the engagement announcement and bridal showers come the wedding plans.
• Spring, summer, fall and winter weddings, indoor and outdoor weddings, all have their own special charms.
• TWO SUMMER WEDDINGS A WILD ROSE WEDDING A wild-rose wedding which one bride planned was wonderfully attractive.
• FALL WEDDINGS A BLUE AND GOLD WEDDING September and October weddings are always popular, partly perhaps because of the decorating possibilities of the autumn season.
• THREE WINTER WEDDINGS A CHRISTMAS WEDDING The first girl lived in a country town and evergreens in the woods near by were plentiful.
• Sometimes there were weddings to attend, and Toby entered into the happy spirit of that lively business quite as heartily as Father Orin.
• Weddings I can remember that they used to have weddings when I was a child around the years 1867 and 1868.
• A few years ago I went, in the course of about three months, to the weddings of three of my old child-friends.
• It always surprises English people to learn that, in Ireland, Roman Catholics are not allowed to enter Protestant churches to attend either funerals or weddings.
• By this time he had got to the Court Circular and the Forthcoming Weddings.
• She has a particular Knack at making private Weddings, and last Winter married above five Women of Quality to their Footmen.
• It was therefore the ideal of all weddings which seem to lack the true note of the new matrimony which springs from the Incarnation if they take place without such guests.
• And so she continued to hold up her head in her rather poor, mute way, rode beside her husband to funerals, weddings, and to the college Commencement of their son at Yale.
• It makes you think of funerals and weddings and things like that.
• About the time you find yourself embarking on a career of teas and weddings you also begin to find yourself worrying about the appearance of your hands.
• But the wedding of weddings is the one which took place last summer, by suggestion.
• If the number of invitations exceeds twenty-five, a regular evening dress is expected, as well as at weddings, receptions, or a dancing party.
• Never in my knowledge were there so many weddings all over the United States as during the week when this official wedding took place in the White House.
• It seemed as if they were about to attend weddings and balls with great pleasure and delight, rather than to fight with vessels so powerful and well-equipped with artillery.

Similar words containing WEDDING without suffix s

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