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'''Christ The Bridegroom''' ('''"O Nymphios"''') is the icon and service central to the celebration of '''the The Service of the Bridegroom''' during [[Holy Week]]. The ''Bridegroom'' has been known as '''"O Nymphios"''' in Greek.  == History ==The first three evenings of Holy Week, the church chants an [[Orthoros]] service which is called the '''Service of the Bridegroom'''. The name of the service was derived from the Parable of the Ten Virgins found in the 25th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. == Theology == == The Bridegroom icon ==The icon depicts Jesus dressed according to the mockery of the Roman guards just prior to his crucifixion.*The crowns - The crown of thorns are a symbol of His marriage to the church.