premarriage
- noun
- /priːˈmɛrɪdʒ/
- During premarriage planning, they discussed everything from the guest list to the venue.
Examples
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They attended several premarriage counseling sessions to prepare for their life together.
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Some cultures require specific premarriage rituals before the wedding ceremony can take place.
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The lawyer explained all the necessary premarriage legal steps to the couple.
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They attended premarriage counseling together.
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The couple's premarriage preparations included venue selection.
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Couples often attend premarriage counseling to prepare for their life together.
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The premarriage period can be a time for couples to strengthen their relationship before the wedding.
Synonyms
A formal promise to marry someone
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Etymology
The noun premarriage also comes from pre- 'before' and marriage 'a wedding', so it names the time, steps, or preparations people do to get ready for marriage, such as counseling or legal arrangements.