bridesmaid Definition
a woman who is an attendant of a bride at a wedding ceremony.
Using bridesmaid: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "bridesmaid" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
She asked her sister to be her bridesmaid.
Example
The bridesmaids wore matching dresses.
Example
The bride had six bridesmaids in her wedding party.
bridesmaid Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for bridesmaid
- attendant
- maid of honor
- bridal party member
Phrases with bridesmaid
the principal or most senior bridesmaid at a wedding
Example
Her best friend was the chief bridesmaid and helped her with all the preparations.
a young girl who is too old to be a flower girl but too young to be a full-fledged bridesmaid
Example
Her niece was the junior bridesmaid and walked down the aisle before the bride.
Example
Her sister, who was married, was the matron of honor in her wedding.
Summary: bridesmaid in Brief
A 'bridesmaid' [brahydz-meyd] is a woman who accompanies the bride during a wedding ceremony. The role is often filled by close friends or family members, and can include a chief bridesmaid, junior bridesmaid, or matron of honor. Examples of usage include 'She asked her sister to be her bridesmaid.' and 'The bridesmaids wore matching dresses.'
