“Wedding planning” offers a practical and culturally significant topic for ESL learners, just like you. By discussing wedding traditions, customs, and logistics, you can expand your vocabulary related to celebrations, ceremonies, and relationships. Additionally, sharing wedding experiences and advice can foster conversations and cultural exchange. By learning this vocabulary here today, you will be able to effectively communicate with wedding vendors, coordinate with family and friends, and navigate the complexities of wedding preparations. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Venue (Noun): The location where the wedding ceremony and/or reception takes place.

2. Catering (Noun): The service of providing food and drinks for an event, such as a wedding reception.

3. Bridesmaid (Noun): A female friend or relative who helps the bride with various tasks before and during the wedding.

4. Reception (Noun): A party or event held after the wedding ceremony, typically featuring food, drinks, and entertainment.

5. Officiant (Noun): A person who conducts the wedding ceremony, such as a priest, judge, or officiant.

ENGLISH RESOURCES

• A special English resource for you: 100 English Words

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• Watch this English video: STOP USING THE SAME VOCABULARY WORDS | 9 Tips For Enhancing Your English Vocabulary