IPA: /truˈsoʊ/
KK: /truˈsoʊ/
The items, like clothes and linens, that a bride collects for her wedding.
She spent months preparing her trousseau for the big day.
Trousseau originates from Old French 'trousseau', meaning a bundle or a set of items, particularly referring to the collection of clothes, linens, and other belongings that a bride brings to her marriage. The term is derived from 'trousse', which means to bundle or to tie up.
Think of a 'bundle' ('trousseau') of items that a bride brings to her new home, which helps you remember that a trousseau refers to a bride's collection of belongings.