Relating to or befitting a bridal chamber or wedding celebration; having qualities appropriate for a wedding.
From Greek thalamos (bridal chamber) with the prefix epi- (upon) and suffix -ine (adjective forming). This adjective form emerged to describe anything with the romantic or ceremonial qualities of a bridal setting.
The word epithalline captures an entire aesthetic of romance and ceremony—the soft lighting, the flowers, the sense of intimate celebration that's meant to honor two people's union.
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