Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Ceremony"

A: ceremony means a celebration, like a graduation, it can applied to formal, grand, or even casual occasions

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A: To build on what arekkusu said, "Who should [verb] but [name]" is a way of saying, "Guess who [past-tense verb]? It was [name]!"

For example, "I went to that new cafe and who should be eating there but Jane! I was just talking about her with you yesterday!"

A: She attended the Presidential Ceremony.

The ceremony is about to start.

A: The ceremony will be at 7oclock,
I will attend the graduation ceremony,
When High school students graduate , a ceremony is held.

A: The wedding ceremony was beautiful.
Please come attend my graduation ceremony.

A: 1. We have a school ceremony first before our classes start.

2. The wedding ceremony will be start sooner.

3. Let's prepare for the ceremony on Friday.

A: A ceremony is a formal event such as a wedding.
for example: There is a weddign ceremony on Sunday.

A ritual is a religious service or other ceremony which involves a series of actions performed in a fixed order.
for example: It's a ritual performed every year.

While they are somewhat same, ritual is more religous and rather serious.

A: Both can be used to mean the same thing, but a ceremony tends to be something that’s more common and open and used for many things, while a ritual is usually darker and more religious or superstitious.
For example:
“There was a ceremony to open the new store.”
And:
“They held their secret ritual in the woods.”
Or:
“There’s going to be a ceremony for the students.“
And:
“Sometimes people hold creepy rituals in that house.”
Both can have spectators or just be one person. And sometimes ritual is meant as a joke. Like:
“I performed my evening ritual of brushing my teeth and feeding my pets.”
Hopefully that makes sense😊

A: Ceremony is a whole event entirely but ritual is part of a ceremony
Example; a wedding is a ceremony , but the exchange of rings and kissing is what is called a ritual

A: Both are perfect and basically the same. The only slight difference is In vs At.
In= inside/indoors At= physical location

A: A ceremony is a ritualistic event - it may or may not be religious. For example, graduation ceremony, dedication ceremony, etc are not religious. But a temple may hold "ceremonies" which are religious.

As for worship, that's generally religious in nature. One may go to worship a god or Buddha at churches or temples.

A: Thank you !!

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* 결혼식 / * 혼례속
= * wedding ceremony * 🤵👰/ * 🤵🤵/* 👰👰



* 신랑 =* groom 🤵
* 신부 = * bride 👰

* 선물 = * present 🎁
* 결혼 = * marriage

* 전통 = * tradition
* 사회자 / * 주례자
= MC/MC for a ceremony

* 폐백 = * bride token 👰💰

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A: “I attended my daughter’s kindergarten entrance ceremony last Saturday” sounds best I think!

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A: The first, 'make'

A: Then you can say: The ceremony cannot be delayed.
or
The ceremony cannot be pushed back.

A: This is fine but, "You don't need to make a big ceremony out of pointing out my mistakes" sounds better.

A: Maybe something like, "A ceremony takes place every time a child is found."