before 1100;Middle Englishbridale wedding feast, Old Englishbrȳdealu, equivalent to brȳdbride1 + ealuale, i.e., ale-drinking; now taken as bride1 + -al1
Many other couples dressed in bridal gear were greeted enthusiastically by the watching crowd.
There are loads of budget calculators available in bridal magazines and on bridal websites.
One big reason behind the steep rise of these websites is the way they treat the people who act in these bridal gowns, videos.
Services are tailored to the needs and desires of the bridal couple.
These guides can be a wealth of information that a bridal magazine will not reveal, including the downsides to any location.
The inn provides guest rooms, family suites and a bridal suite.
bridal suites and executive suites are also available on the premises.
Room types include king and double queen, family suites, spa suites and bridal suites.
After the festivities, the couple has the option of staying in the bridal suite.
Facilities include a bridal suite, foreign currency exchange services and a business center with fax.
British Dictionary definitions for bridal
bridal
/ˈbraɪdəl/
adjective
1.
of or relating to a bride or a wedding; nuptial
noun
2.
(obsolete) a wedding or wedding feast
Word Origin
Old English brӯdealu, literally: "bride ale", that is, wedding feast
Word Origin and History for bridal
adj.
mid-15c., transferred use of noun bridal "wedding feast," Old English brydealo "marriage feast," from bryd ealu, literally "bride ale" (see bride + ale); second element later confused with suffix -al (1), especially after c.1600.