How to Say ‘Wedding’ in Japanese
結婚式
けっこんしき
💬 Usage Tip: Refers to the ceremony of joining two people in marriage, pronounced as (kekkonshiki).
🇯🇵 In Japan: Weddings are significant events, often involving intricate traditions and ceremonies.
Word-by-Word Breakdown
結婚けっこん
[kekkon]
marriage
Refers to the state of being married.
結婚を祝います。
Celebrate marriage.
式しき
[shiki]
ceremony
A formal event held to mark a special occasion.
式は午後に始まります。
The ceremony starts in the afternoon.
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