handfast
/ˈhændfæst/Definitions
1. noun
a bond or agreement between two people, typically a couple, especially in folklore or historical contexts, often involving a ritual or ceremony
“The couple decided to enter into a handfast for a year and a day to test their commitment to each other.”
2. verb
to tie or bind something securely, especially with a cord or ribbon
“She handfasted the bouquet with a delicate ribbon to give it a rustic touch.”
3. adjective
firmly tied or bound, especially with a cord or ribbon
“The handfasted bouquet sat on the table, adding a touch of elegance to the room.”