/ˈbraɪdɡɒd/ (BRYD-god)

Definitions

1. noun

A man who is engaged to marry a woman, especially in a formal sense or in a traditional context.

“The bridegod stood by her side as she walked down the aisle.”

2. noun

A man who acts as a supporter or attendant to the bridegroom at a wedding.

“The best man and bridegod were responsible for organizing the bachelor party.”