weddingy

English

Etymology

From wedding +‎ -y.

Adjective

weddingy (comparative more weddingy, superlative most weddingy)

1. (informal) Of or pertaining to weddings.
   • 1917, Mary Ellen Chase, Virginia of Elk Creek Valley:

     So the next day, when I was married, I wore some marigolds against my white dress. Some folks thought 'twas an awful queer thing to do. They said roses would have been much more weddingy […]

   • 2003, Catherine McColl, Happy As the Grass Was Green, page 367:

     After one exceptionally weddingy June, while my father was in Toronto restocking the store, our long-awaited ship sailed close enough for Mother to drag it to shore single-handed.

   • 2005, Ann Kelley, The Burying Beetle, page 9:

     I throw out the nasty ferny stuff, much too weddingy.

Synonyms

• weddingish
• weddinglike