Wed (verb)

1. To marry (someone) in a ceremony, typically a religious or legal one.
2. To join or unite closely or firmly.
3. To take as a spouse.

Origin:

From the old english word "weddian" meaning "to marry".

Examples:

1. They decided to wed in a small ceremony at City Hall.
2. They wed in a private ceremony surrounded by family and close friends.
3. They wed in a traditional church ceremony.
4. The two countries wed their economies in a free trade agreement.
5. She wed her love with a ring on her finger.