bridebowlt (bridbol)

Same as bride - cup. bride-brancht (brid branch), n. A sprig of rosemary formerly carried at weddings as a token of remembrance. I'd ride forty miles to follow such a fellow to church; and would make more of a sprig of rosemary at his burial than of a gilded bride - branch at mine own wedding. Middle ton, Blurt, Master-Constable, i. 1. bride-cake (brīd kāk), n. Same as wedding cake. In the North, slices of the Bride - cake are put through the Wedding Ring, they are afterwards laid under Pillows at Night to cause young Persons to dream of their Lovers. J. Brand, in Bourne's Pop. Antiq. (1777), p. 335. bride-chamber (brid'chamber), n. A nuptial apartment. Can the children of the bride chamber mourn, as long as the bridegroom is with them? Mat. ix. 15. A bowl or cup of