wedding picture
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- noun
- /ˈwɛdɪŋ ˈpɪkʧər/
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foto de boda
- Their wedding picture captured the joy of that special day perfectly.
- look at wedding pictures
- album of wedding pictures
- see a wedding picture
And, and your wedding is this year, so you want to have a a good looking nose for the wedding picture.
- And, and your wedding is this year, so you want to have a a good looking nose for the wedding picture.
- I think it's all about like how I mean for I for some people, the wedding pictures are so an important Yeah.
- Of course, you know, you got all the, the, the wedding pictures and I had a pillow with the, with the I guess both rings were on it.
Examples
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I still get compliments on my bridal bouquet from anyone who looks at my wedding pictures.
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Hopefully, some of my wedding pictures will be used for your future posts. :D
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Hi, do you have our wedding pictures?
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Do you have our wedding pictures?
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- Your wedding picture's gonna look great.
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When we got the wedding pictures back, I burst into tears.
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When you look at my wedding pictures, just remember, it was the seventies.
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When the wedding pictures came, everybody was amused to see that Tom had gone off on his honeymoon barefoot.
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We've seen him before—in the wedding picture on the wall of his mansion.
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My mother's favorite wedding picture is a neck-to-knees close-up of her, swathed in taffeta.
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Synonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a photograph taken at a wedding' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'wedding' (the event) with 'picture' (an image), a straightforward noun-noun compound where the first word specifies the type of picture. This compositional pattern is cross-linguistically common and follows standard English compounding, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Wedding picture comes from the simple idea of a wedding and a picture together: a photo that shows the bride, groom and guests at the ceremony. Because it keeps that special moment, the phrase means 'a photograph taken at a wedding'.