The word 'wedding' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a marriage ceremony or the festivities associated with it. For example, "The wedding was held in a beautiful outdoor location."
That same year, he showed himself a man of the modern world by debuting his new wedding dress collection on Pinterest.
Of crores of rupees (hundreds of thousands of pounds) being spent on wedding dancers alone.
Once popular for wedding receptions and baptism parties, the hotel's pool now holds only a few inches of stagnant rainwater, and a stream of exhausted international aid workers has replaced the celebrations.
"We took some wedding pictures here and we got married here at TPC.
("Great styles and great music!") It dawns on me slowly, like a rather chilly dawn, that I also had a 1950s wedding.
Lynch voiced the highs in an inspiring way, giving herself treats to look forward to such as her brother's wedding and time with friends at Glastonbury, calling the festival "Middle-Class-Tonbury" because she was booked to stay in a camper van: "It was time to take my finger off the pause button and press play on my lovely life once more".
The president was also criticised for celebrating his niece Ine's wedding over weekend, in the aftermath of the killings.
This article was further amended on 14 January 2014 because an earlier version said Goodluck Jonathan celebrated his daughter's wedding over the weekend.
Clinton said she deleted emails – some 30,000 in total – that she described as personal in nature, such as yoga routines, plans for her mother's funeral or her daughter's wedding.
A pair of $20 dress shoes bought for a wedding as the cab waited outside.
There has been no shortage of surprises, from continually having my first impressions overturned, to finding myself in a succession of unexpected situations, from a tribal wedding on the islands of San Blas to a Chavista meeting in Caracas.
