Bridal

The bridal bouquet was made of roses and tulips.

Mary's white bridal gown against the backdrop of the white marble wall virtually made her disappear.

The orchard on the slope below the house was in a bridal flush of pinky-white bloom, hummed over by a myriad of bees.

Those fifty bridal chambers I behold / (so fair the promise of a future reign) / and spoil-deckt pillars of barbaric gold, / a wreck; where fails the flame, its place the Danaans hold.

A royal tent of purple and gold softly cushioned was raised amidships, where the bridal pair were to repose during the calm cool night.

The bridal feast was followed by dancing.

On the eve of the bridal day, Lucy appeared to have one of her fits of levity, and surveyed with a degree of girlish interest the various preparations of dress, etc., etc., which the different members of the family had prepared for the occasion.

The bridal guests assembled in gallant troops from distant quarters.

Glancing wide over hill and dale, the fair bridal procession at last reached the parish church, which they nearly filled.

When he had succeeded in opening the door, the body of the bridegroom was found lying on the threshold of the bridal chamber, and all around was flooded with blood.