No one, I can honestly say, was happier over these two weddings than I, and I sent Sylvia her petticoat as a
wedding present.
"It will buy a handsome
wedding present for Sister Janet!" she exclaimed, smoothing out the bills as she counted them one by one.
This Cap had been made for a
wedding present to Quelala, and it is said to have cost the princess half her kingdom.
A farmer's daughter who was to be married could count on a
wedding present from Frances Harling.
Next he bought Marian's
wedding present, and simpler presents, suitable to Christmas, for Ruth and Gertrude.
"Thinking over it afterward, it seemed the fittest occasion I could find for making a little
wedding present to Miss Isabel.
"I won't be able to give you a
wedding present," her brother ventured apologetically.
And, more than that, she has a
wedding present for you."
If I was you, Bertran, I would gif my wife for
wedding present der stuff figure of Bimi.' By dot time I bad learned somedings about der monkey peoples.
It pained me afterward, but too late to rescind the order, to reflect that I had sent her a
wedding present; and when next I saw her she had been married for some months.
His father gave him a car of his own for a
wedding present, which for the present is being stored at Howards End."
Thou hast upon thee that which, methinks, thou wouldst be the better without; therefore, I prythee, give me that golden chain that hangeth about thy neck as a
wedding present for this fair bride."
wedding present - a present given to someone getting married