Martin will officiate/host at Ben and Susan's wedding. Hi, Do both officiate and host fit in the above and mean about the same to you? Thanks.

I agree with Philip's comments, but will add my two cents on a couple: 2. ... if/whether she would even consider Christmas ... (This refers to the setting of a future wedding date. Using "regarded" would amount to asking about the

Can someone help me with this? 1 She's pretty but she's not pretty enough to embarass yourself over/She's not worth embarrassing yourself over./ She's not worth sitting next to even if she is pretty. 2 I asked her explicitly if

Hi, Are you sure 'groom' is the correct word to choose? Groom = someone who takes care of a horse. Groom = a man who is getting married at a wedding. Best wishes, Clive

is there a British way of referring to the first night after wedding? I've heard "prom night", but I'm not sure about it.

Chris was dressed in a new suit for the wedding. 'Dressed' is here used as an adjective and it means that he was already dressed in a new suit. If you say it like, Chris dressed in a new suit for the wedding. Here is

Chris was dressed in a new suit for the wedding. Hi, Is "was" in the above optional? Thanks.

Well, this may or may not help you but that's how I understand them. The reception is at 10 am and the wedding ceremony starts at start noon. 10 am and noon are the specified time. S pecified is a past participle used as an

I would advi s e you to announce to your boss that you plan to be married on such-and-such a date and would like to have some time off for that happy occasion (specify a number of days, or ask how many you could take). I really don't think

We have decided that forever and forever begins when we, "Groom's full name" and "Bride's full name" begin our new life together. We and our parents invite you to share this new beginning at our wedding on Wednesday, the 1st of December at 9