Bridegroom (noun)

1. A man who is about to be married or has recently been married.
2. A male partner in a marriage.

Origin:

Middle english word 'bridegome' from old english 'brȳdguma' meaning 'bride man'.

Examples:

1. The bridegroom was dressed in a black tuxedo.
2. The couple looked happy as they walked down the aisle, with the bridegroom leading the way.
3. The bridegroom was beaming with joy as he exchanged vows with his bride.
4. The bride and bridegroom posed for their wedding photographs together.
5. The bridegroom's friends threw him a bachelor party the night before the wedding.