preblessed

/priˈblɛst/
adjective
  1. Having been blessed or consecrated in advance.
    • The preblessed candles were used in the evening service.
    • The preblessed ground was considered sacred for the new chapel.
    • They distributed preblessed bread to the congregation before the main ceremony.
verb
  1. Past tense of prebless: blessed or consecrated something before it was used or before a formal ceremony.
    • The bishop preblessed the altar before the church was officially opened.
    • She preblessed the rosaries for the pilgrims before their journey.
    • They preblessed the wedding rings during a private ceremony the day before.