"Holy matrimony" is a phrase used to refer to a religious or sacred marriage ceremony. It signifies the union between two people that is considered sacred and blessed by a religious authority, such as a church. Full definition
Likewise, the voice of the dullest and most banal curate is forced to soar as he reads the unaffected, lovely, heartbreaking words of the 1662 order for Holy Matrimony, or its elegiac twin, the earthy, uncompromising burial service. (firstthings.com)
«nature of holy matrimony as designed by God» Oh really,, What God? (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Holy matrimony does not reflect a single wedding ever experienced; it reflects upon all weddings, and all weddings means to the hearers no weddings, just as every where means no where. (religion-online.org)