How to Talk About Weddings in English!

Let's learn all the vocabulary you need to sound like a native when talking about weddings!
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No wonder I love this channel so much. it's fun, ya can understand it very precisely and laugh too... wonderful!
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And in my opinion the london accent is quite nice to hear

[@martajaruzel3055]

I could refresh my knowledge of the wedding vocabulary thanks to this video.
I could add the phrase 'tie the knot' = to get married

[@user-fo2sz8oz9x]

Love your sence of humor) thank you for the video!

[@yuriart6391]

I admit that i have difficulty with British english but i realized recently a impressive developing lately.. i can understand more and to receive more informations.. this is unbelievable, Greetings Brazil🇧🇷

[@darkjedi7]

Thank you for sharing this ❤️
Very educational!

[@giuseppantonio2005]

I love this channel

[@marius-cd2np]

my lovely british accent ⭐⭐⭐

[@jayzenruto]

Thank you 😊😊

[@Ninepm1]

Thank you so much for the video. What about the wedding host or emcee? Are they popular in the UK? I also can add the words as "openning toast (speach)", "the wedding cake" and "the wedding script". I was hosting the wedding in Finland and Italy and never in Uk, but i am wish to...

[@soondoongdori7978]

Hi laura! Can you make a video about the hardest words to pronounce?

[@benlee6158]

I always mix up Groom and Broom 🤣.

[@matthewr7593]

The I do/I Will thing has to be an American/British difference, because I (an American) have never heard the phrase I will before, it's always I do. "Do you take this man..." "I do." Also for those wondering for the bridge's equivalent to the bachelor party, it would be bachelorette party in American vocabulary.

[@belenbaezaiglesias6045]

To elope….. this is something that we don’t have a specific word in Spanish. I love that expression

[@mohamedbarbosa7721]

Love you from Egypt

[@user-pv1yx7ji1n]

Wedding band!

[@christiannarvaez6598]

You're hilarious 🤣

[@Youknowthatiamcoco]

Please make a video about phrases used in peaky blinders Season 6.

[@kannanmithran5721]

Wow!! Enjoyable lessons Teacher Laura

[@freddiemercury8700]

Hello Laura. I don't suppose, you would mind telling us how to use the word * albeit*&* notwithstanding* by any chance, do you ?

[@gabimosqueraperez7511]

Cool! Look forward to watching the video about divorce! hahahaha

[@joaquinrojas9779]

Which church is in England?

[@justok4521]

An important part of the wedding "'to consummate a marriage"

[@bloodymary3008]

wow !! I didn't know people still got married

[@MATSTHEPROF]

What about downloading pdfs? ;)

[@Maxmud_Xalilov]

I love you🤘😂😂😂😂

[@freddiemercury8700]

Runaway bride 😂🙀

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[@Onneyas]

Next video will talk about divorce 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aindme]

No emotions

[@anamahmed7567]

nice actress

[@user-wh7rb6jt7d]

1:39 I love how open minded you are

[@manuelgordillo520]

Uff how many in-laws do I have? I lost the count, so I become cool feet. Better I would need to brush up my brain before.

[@manuelgordillo520]

definitely, I do not get married, I will say, I no longer will do it. Sorry I won't.

[@kingfoudomilani]

your partner should have proposed long time ago 😐