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Tuesday Tip: Fiancée, fiancé and … finance?

May 18th, 2010  
An entry about Weddings, tagged as
 

Today’s tip is a quickie, and is for the proper use of the words fiancée and fiancé. A fiancée is the correct word for a bride-to-be, while a future groom (also known as a bride­groom) is called a fiancé. Most spellcheckers get this wrong, by either missing the accent, or by trying to change it to “finance.” I’ll leave it to you to decide if this is apropos or ironic :)

…Mike

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