nuptials

IPA: nˈʌptʃʌɫz

Examples of "nuptials" in Sentences

But what may be more notable than the nuptials is the lack of debate surrounding them.
The Post account called the nuptials, at Mrs. Earl's home in Manhattan, "almost medieval."
For the present time is the time of espousal, but the time of the nuptials is another; when they sing, ` the Bridegroom hath risen up. '
I have slain men, many men, for love of woman, or in warm blood have baptized our nuptials or washed away the stain of her favor to another.
I have slain men, many men, for love of woman, or in warm blood have baptized our nuptials or washed away the stain of her favour to another.
From the ardent desire which you have long expressed concerning Stona's marriage, it will, I am convinced, give you pleasure to hear that the nuptials are at last solemnized.
The term nuptials itself is apparently derived from the Old French term nuptialis, part of a centuries-old French musical composition, Nuptialis hodie, which appropriately celebrates the Virgin Mary’s wedding day.
Attending the nuptials was the entire Kardashian clan and numerous celebrity friends, including Eva Longoria, Lindsay Lohan, Ryan Seacrest, Julianne Hough, Sugar Ray Leonard, Lala and a few of Humphries' teammates.