my g/friend says this
 

結婚物

My g/friend is asking me to further our relationship. She is a Japanese and "結婚物" is what I heard she mentioned in a phone talk with her yesterday. She explained me that it was dresses, suits, cakes, parties etc.
What is it called in English ? :D

I am from Armenia by the way.

Someone online please ?

I've never heard of that word before... though the first two kanji mean marriage.

But I'm suspicious... how are you able to write the kanji yet you claim you heard her say this word.

I mean if you heard her say it but claim not to know what it means.. I don't understand how you can write it.

Thank you slimmy man, you look beautiful
:)

物 there would be working in the same way that it does when tacked onto any other noun or masu stem verb:

something associated or used in connection with first word.(買い・物 着・物)
If 結婚物 has a direct translation into English, I'm not aware of it.

What?

Um.... You didn't answer my question.

Ok, I am sorry fat body.

Writing Kanji or not gives any reply to my question, doesn't it ?

Thank you , I try out "Marriage stuff"
But a formal word for Stuff is required

Am I smelling troll?

Answer my question.

Please don't rape me out of this forum, I am in need of language help. :(