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groom as

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groom someone as something
to prepare someone for a job or position. He was grooming his son as his successor. They groomed Charles as the next treasurer.
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A similar kind of ceremony takes place in the house of the groom as well.
These frames are not just a way of showing off the actual photo of the groom as he steps on the glass but also for displaying various aspects of the wedding that would be enjoyed every day going forward.
These ceremonies mark the completion of the wedding process, tying the bride and the groom as one in the process of holy matrimonial.
 
 
 
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