The term 'Bride Walkway' is a term used to describe the PATH that a bride takes on her wedding day. This PATH can be made up of several different elements, such as an AISLE (5 letters), STOA (4 letters), RAMP (4 letters), PATH (4 letters), and PIER (4 letters). An AISLE is a long, narrow passage between rows of seats or shelves, typically in a church, theater, or other public building. A STOA is a portico or colonnade, especially one in ancient Greek architecture. A RAMP is a sloping surface connecting two levels. A PATH is a way or track laid down for walking, made by repeatedly treading the same route. Finally, a PIER is a structure built on posts extending from land out into water, used as a landing stage for boats.