Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
maid-of-honor
noun
/meɪd əv ˈɒnər/

Definition
A maid-of-honor is a female attendant of the bride, typically responsible for assisting with wedding preparations and other duties on the wedding day.

Examples
- The maid-of-honor helped the bride choose her dress.
- During the ceremony, the maid-of-honor held the bridal bouquet.
- She delivered a heartfelt toast at the reception as the maid-of-honor.

Meaning
The maid-of-honor plays a significant role in the wedding ceremony, providing support to the bride and ensuring that everything goes smoothly.

Synonyms
- bridesmaid
- chief bridesmaid
- honor attendant