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wedding band

 

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Noun wedding band has 1 sense
  1. wedding ring, wedding band - a ring (usually plain gold) given to the bride (and sometimes one is also given to the groom) at the wedding
    --1 is a kind of ring, band

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Wedding Band

Description:

A wedding band refers to a ring that is exchanged between spouses during the wedding ceremony to symbolize their commitment and marital status. It is typically worn on the ring finger of the left hand.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Ring exchanged during the wedding ceremony:

Example Sentence: She slid the beautiful diamond wedding band onto his finger, sealing their vows.

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2. Noun - Musical group performing at weddings:

Example Sentence: The wedding band played romantic songs that filled the reception hall with joy and love.

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3. Noun - Strip of cloth worn around the head at a wedding:

Example Sentence: The traditional Scottish groom proudly wore a tartan wedding band as a part of his attire.

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4. Noun - Local or popular wedding band:

Example Sentence: The local wedding band played a variety of songs, ensuring everyone had a memorable night at the reception.

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5. Noun - Circular seating arrangement at a wedding reception:

Example Sentence: The guests comfortably sat around the beautifully decorated wedding band to enjoy their meals and conversations.

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