Definition of ring bearer in English:

ring bearer

noun

North American

The person, typically a young boy, who carries the rings at a wedding ceremony.
〈北美〉（婚礼时）捧戒指男童
Example sentencesExamples
- My mother and I stood at the back of the church, behind all of the rest of the wedding party; the bridesmaids, the best man, the groomsmen, as well as Heidi and Graydon, as the flower girl and ring bearer.
- Behind them walked little Wesley, the ring bearer, looking quite cute in a miniature suit just like his brother's.
- We had a beautiful ceremony, officiated by a justice of the peace, with our siblings as witnesses and my niece and nephew as flower girl and ring bearer.
- Mackie can be the ring bearer and my sisters can be the flower girls.
- The ring bearer was Mickey Lavelle, nephew of the groom.
- The main guys involved in a wedding ceremony are the groom, groomsmen or best man, the ring bearer and the father of the bride.
- Since Maddy was still little, she and Nikki were going to share the duty of flower girls, and Lita's little son Mathew was going to be the ring bearer.
- The wedding music sounded and the bride's maids and the ring bearer began to walk down the aisle.
- They lined up accordingly and began their walk down the aisle: Roderick first, followed by Lucie, the flower girl, and Nat, the ring bearer.
- Who's going to be our ring bearer and flower girl?

Definition of ring bearer in US English:

ring bearer

nounrɪŋ ˈbɛrər

North American

The person, typically a young boy, who carries the rings at a wedding ceremony.
〈北美〉（婚礼时）捧戒指男童
Example sentencesExamples
- Who's going to be our ring bearer and flower girl?
- The main guys involved in a wedding ceremony are the groom, groomsmen or best man, the ring bearer and the father of the bride.
- The wedding music sounded and the bride's maids and the ring bearer began to walk down the aisle.
- Mackie can be the ring bearer and my sisters can be the flower girls.
- The ring bearer was Mickey Lavelle, nephew of the groom.
- Behind them walked little Wesley, the ring bearer, looking quite cute in a miniature suit just like his brother's.
- They lined up accordingly and began their walk down the aisle: Roderick first, followed by Lucie, the flower girl, and Nat, the ring bearer.
- We had a beautiful ceremony, officiated by a justice of the peace, with our siblings as witnesses and my niece and nephew as flower girl and ring bearer.
- Since Maddy was still little, she and Nikki were going to share the duty of flower girls, and Lita's little son Mathew was going to be the ring bearer.
- My mother and I stood at the back of the church, behind all of the rest of the wedding party; the bridesmaids, the best man, the groomsmen, as well as Heidi and Graydon, as the flower girl and ring bearer.

单词	ring bearer
释义	Definition of ring bearer in English: ring bearer noun North American The person, typically a young boy, who carries the rings at a wedding ceremony. 〈北美〉（婚礼时）捧戒指男童 Example sentencesExamples My mother and I stood at the back of the church, behind all of the rest of the wedding party; the bridesmaids, the best man, the groomsmen, as well as Heidi and Graydon, as the flower girl and ring bearer. Behind them walked little Wesley, the ring bearer, looking quite cute in a miniature suit just like his brother's. We had a beautiful ceremony, officiated by a justice of the peace, with our siblings as witnesses and my niece and nephew as flower girl and ring bearer. Mackie can be the ring bearer and my sisters can be the flower girls. The ring bearer was Mickey Lavelle, nephew of the groom. The main guys involved in a wedding ceremony are the groom, groomsmen or best man, the ring bearer and the father of the bride. Since Maddy was still little, she and Nikki were going to share the duty of flower girls, and Lita's little son Mathew was going to be the ring bearer. The wedding music sounded and the bride's maids and the ring bearer began to walk down the aisle. They lined up accordingly and began their walk down the aisle: Roderick first, followed by Lucie, the flower girl, and Nat, the ring bearer. Who's going to be our ring bearer and flower girl? Definition of ring bearer in US English: ring bearer nounrɪŋ ˈbɛrər North American The person, typically a young boy, who carries the rings at a wedding ceremony. 〈北美〉（婚礼时）捧戒指男童 Example sentencesExamples Who's going to be our ring bearer and flower girl? The main guys involved in a wedding ceremony are the groom, groomsmen or best man, the ring bearer and the father of the bride. The wedding music sounded and the bride's maids and the ring bearer began to walk down the aisle. Mackie can be the ring bearer and my sisters can be the flower girls. The ring bearer was Mickey Lavelle, nephew of the groom. Behind them walked little Wesley, the ring bearer, looking quite cute in a miniature suit just like his brother's. They lined up accordingly and began their walk down the aisle: Roderick first, followed by Lucie, the flower girl, and Nat, the ring bearer. We had a beautiful ceremony, officiated by a justice of the peace, with our siblings as witnesses and my niece and nephew as flower girl and ring bearer. Since Maddy was still little, she and Nikki were going to share the duty of flower girls, and Lita's little son Mathew was going to be the ring bearer. My mother and I stood at the back of the church, behind all of the rest of the wedding party; the bridesmaids, the best man, the groomsmen, as well as Heidi and Graydon, as the flower girl and ring bearer.
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