''The Bridal March; One Day'' is a novel by Norwegian author Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, first published in 1872. Set in rural Norway, it tells the story of love and class conflict through the lives of Aslaug, a cottar's daughter, and Knut, a wealthy peasant, as well as their descendants. The narrative is woven around the fiddler Ole Haugen's Bridal March, which symbolizes hope and happiness for couples, while also exploring the societal expectations and personal struggles faced by the characters across generations.
