| HOLDYOURHORSES | Hang on - shouldn't the groom do that? (4,4,6) |
| LEADBALLOON | First dance with nothing on shouldn't go down like this |
| ODDITY | Peculiar thing groom did to pony's tail (6) |
| SONINLAW | What the mother of the bride calls the groom after the wedding |
| VINCENTIO | Father of the groom in Shakespeare's The Taming Of The Shrew |
| MANOFTHEMATCH | Best one on the field may be the groom (3,2,3,5) |
| GILDTHEFACES | In 2.2, what does Lady Macbeth do when she goes back to Duncan's chamber to finish what Macbeth forgot to do? She says, "If he do bleed, I'll ___ ___ ___ of the grooms withal, For it must seem their g |
| INLAW | Father of the bride, to the groom |
| STABLE | Where the groom may walk down the aisle |
| ONTHEOTHERHAND | Where the groom should have placed the ring, however? |
| DININGROOM | Din in to the groom that's where he should eat |
| BAILS | Leaves the groom at the altar, e.g. |
| RING | What the best man holds for the groom |
| FINANCE | Pay for the groom-to-be housing the last Percheron (7) |
| ALTAR | "The Groom's Still Waiting at the ___" |
| SADDLERY | The groom's gear put a burden on railway (8) |
| TWICE | "A lot of shoes, a lot of rice; The groom is nervous, he answers ...; It really killin' that he's so |
| PARTOFSPEECH | Where the best man slags off the groom, in a manner of speaking (4,2,6) |
| GARTER | The bride may drop a stitch - or the groom take it off! (6) |
| CONFETTI | It will fall mercilessly on the groom and bride to take it personally in their stride... (8) |
