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A wedding is a ceremony where two people are united in marriage, typically involving an exchange of vows, an exchange of gifts like rings, and a public declaration of the marriage by an authority figure. Wedding traditions vary widely across different cultures, religions, countries, and communities, and may include special clothing, music, and a celebration afterward.
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- ceremony
- Follows
- engagement
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- wedding officiant
- objects of occurrence have role
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- P8168
- Brauroneion
- hashtag
- wedding
- studied by
- etnomusicology
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