Make Your Editor Cry: Fiancée vs. Fiancé
As an English noun, these originally French words kept those two gender specific forms; thus, the masculine form fiancé is used to describe a man who is betrothed, while the feminine form fiancée is used to describe a woman who is engaged to be wed.
Gregg Bridgeman is the Editor-in-Chief at Olivia Kimbrell Press. He is husband to best-selling Christian author Hallee Bridgeman and parent to three. He continues to proudly serve in the US Armed Forces and has done so in either an active or reserve capacity for more than twenty years as an airborne and air assault qualified paratrooper, earning a Bronze Star for his service. Most importantly, he was ordained in October of 2001 after surrendering his life to Christ decades earlier.