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Definition of «wedding bells»

The phrase "Wedding Bells" is a metaphorical expression that means an engagement or marriage. It refers to the sound of church bells ringing, which traditionally signaled a wedding ceremony in many cultures. The phrase has been used since at least the 19th century and is often associated with happy events and celebrations.

Usage examples

  1. "I could hear the wedding bells chiming as the bride walked down the aisle."
  2. "After years of dating, they finally decided to tie the knot and now wedding bells are ringing for them."
  3. "The couple's families are thrilled, and everyone is eagerly awaiting the sound of wedding bells."
  4. "She has been hinting at getting married and dropping subtle references to wedding bells in our conversations."
  5. "With the beautiful floral decorations and melodious music, the entire venue seemed to be filled with the enchanting ambiance of wedding bells."
  6. "They exchanged vows and kissed, and the room echoed with the joyful sound of wedding bells."
  7. "Their love story serves as a reminder that wedding bells can ring at unexpected moments, bringing people together."
  8. "As the ceremony concluded, hundreds of white doves were released into the sky, symbolizing the start of their journey together under the blessings of wedding bells."
  9. "The couple's love story is like a fairytale, and it's no wonder that wedding bells are ringing for them."
  10. "The charming little town instantly brightened up when they announced their engagement, and the locals couldn't wait to hear the wedding bells."

Sentences with «wedding bells»

  • In fact, more than half of newly married couples express shock and surprise at the amount of conflict they experience with their new spouses within six months of hearing wedding bells. (betterlove.org)
  • Wedding bells ring for your best friend and you are suddenly the happiest person. (ithaka.travel)
  • Rates are on the rise, and many committed couples are advancing on the still - low rates now, regardless of whether or not they plan to play wedding bells in the future. (rismedia.com)
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