What can I say instead of congratulations for engagement?
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What can I say instead of congratulations for engagement?
Examples
- “Here’s to your engagement!
- “Cheers on your engagement!”
- “Here’s to a very happy engagement and a lifetime of love.”
- “Cheers to the two of you…and to the love you share!”
- “May your engagement be happy.
- “A toast to your engagement!
- “Here’s to the wonderful two of you!
- “Celebrating your engagement!
How do you say best Wishes in Danish?
This lesson is part of the chapter “Learning Danish“….Good wishes.
English | Danish | Pronunciation (Audio) |
---|---|---|
All the best! | De bedste ønskner! | ▸ Play |
Congratulations! | Tillykke! | ▸ Play |
Good luck! | Held og lykke! | ▸ Play |
Happy birthday! | Tillykke med fødselsdagen! | ▸ Play |
Should I say congratulations to a engaged?
Your engagement greeting card message should reflect your relationship with the newly engaged bride or groom, all while including customary engagement greetings. At the end of the day, there are no strict rules or expectations around sending an engagement card to the happy couple.
How do you say congratulations in Welsh?
Llon – gy – farch – i – a – dau = Llongyfarchiadau! (Yes, there are six syllables!)
Why do we congratulate engagement?
It’s also a way of recognizing and supporting someone’s happiness and good fortune. When people congratulate engaged or married couples they’re invoking the second definition of the word, offering best wishes and acknowledging the couple’s happiness.
How do you write engagement status?
Wishing you tons of wonderful times and togetherness today and for the years to come. Happy engagement, my sweet brother! You’ve always been an amazing brother, so today, on your engagement day, I wish you nothing but the best in life with your lovely fiancé by your side. Happy engagement to you!
What is Llongyfarchiadau?
(that’s ‘congratulations’ in Welsh)
What does Diolch yn fawr?
You’re probably familiar with the word ‘iawn’ in the phrase ‘Diolch yn fawr iawn’ – ‘thank you very much’, where iawn means ‘very’.