What Does Dreaming of a Groom Mean?
Traditional Interpretation
In traditional interpretation, especially in the readings of Ibn Sirin and Nabulsi, seeing a groom in a dream may generally point to joy, abundance, and good news; a person who sees himself with a son-in-law when he has none is interpreted as prevailing over his enemy and finding peace, freed from his fears. Being the groom may signify increased earnings at work and gaining respect and esteem.
Psychological View
In modern psychology, the groom figure can often reflect a new attachment, the taking on of responsibility, or the desire to stand at a threshold of transition in life. From a Jungian perspective, the groom can be read as a symbol of one's inner "animus" side or of the need for integration and union.
By Context
For Singles
A single person seeing himself as a groom may point to a happy marriage or a new acquaintance in the near future.
For Married People
A married person seeing a groom can be interpreted as a long-held wish coming true with ease.
Seeing One's Own Son-in-law
Seeing one's actual son-in-law may point to a more plentiful livelihood, family peace, and security in matters of honor.
According to Ibn Sirin/Nabulsi, Having a Son-in-law When One Has None
It may signify prevailing over an enemy, being safe from what one fears, and finding relief.