bridemaiden
/ˈbɹɪdɪˌmeɪdən/Definitions
1. noun
a woman who attends the bride, especially in medieval times; a female attendant or servant.
“In medieval times, the bridemaiden would help the bride prepare for the wedding ceremony.”
2. noun
a young unmarried woman, especially one of noble birth or rank.
“In the royal court, the bridemaiden was known for her beauty and kind heart.”