Enduring wishes for couples embarking on partnership, marriage, and home life together.
Recipients with at least 8 messages have a dedicated page. The rest are listed with their current count and appear in the full set below.
“Seeing the mutual respect, quiet kindness, and genuine joy you bring out in each other is a gift to everyone who knows you both. May your marriage be a place of steady shelter, deep laughter, and enduring friendship.”
“Warmest congratulations to you both on your wedding day. Wishing you a lifetime of good health, shared happiness, and prosperous years ahead together.”
“To a wonderful couple: wishing you a lifetime of great conversations, shared adventures, and deep peace together. Cheers to your beginning!”
“You have been building this life together for years, so today is less a beginning than an announcement. Congratulations to you both. It has been a good thing to watch, and we are glad to be here for it.”
“Congratulations to you both. Wishing you a marriage as easy in the ordinary weeks as it looks today.”
“Congratulations. After years of being asked when you two would finally do this, you can now enjoy the far superior question of when you are having everyone over for dinner.”
“Choosing this again, with clear eyes and everything you both already know, takes more than doing it the first time. Congratulations. Wishing you a great many quiet, unremarkable, happy years.”
“With love on your wedding day, and for the long ordinary stretch of days that follow it.”
“Congratulations to a couple who have somehow made planning a wedding together look survivable. On that evidence the marriage should be straightforward.”
“I have known one of you for a very long time and the other for long enough to be thoroughly delighted about all of this. Congratulations to you both, and thank you for letting us be part of the day.”
“Congratulations on your wedding. Thank you for the invitation, and for the excellent excuse to see everyone somewhere that is not the office. Wishing you both a wonderful day and an easy year after it.”
“Congratulations to you both. Enjoy the day, and take the full two weeks. We will manage without you.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. It has been a pleasure hearing the plans take shape over recent months, and a greater one to hear the day itself went so well. Wishing you both a very happy start.”
“Watching you choose someone this well is the part we did not know to hope for. Congratulations to you both. Our door, our table and our advice all remain available, in roughly that order of usefulness.”
“With every good wish on your marriage. You have chosen thoughtfully and you have chosen well, and the family you are joining is fortunate to have you. Wishing you both a long and steady life together.”
“Welcome to the family, properly this time. Congratulations to you both.”
“Congratulations. I have been legally obliged to like you for some years now and am pleased to report I would have chosen to anyway. Enjoy every part of the day.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. Wishing you and your partner every happiness in the years ahead, and a genuinely uninterrupted break before you come back to any of this.”
“Congratulations. You have organized a wedding alongside one of our busiest quarters and dropped neither, which is faintly alarming and very much in character. Wishing you both a wonderful day.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. You have given me a great deal of useful advice over the years, so it is a pleasure to have nothing to offer here except unqualified delight for you both.”
“We have watched this become serious in the way these things do, slowly and then obviously. Congratulations to you both. You are very welcome in this family, and always were.”
“Sixty years ago somebody wrote us a card much like this one, and it turned out to be right. Congratulations to you both. Be kind on the ordinary days; they are most of them.”
“Congratulations to you both. Delighted, entirely unsurprised, and very glad to have been there.”
“We are not losing anyone today, whatever the speeches claim. We are gaining someone we already liked enormously. Congratulations to you both, and welcome properly.”
“Congratulations. It has been a genuine pleasure watching the planning take over your desk for six months, and an even better one hearing the day itself went perfectly. Enjoy the leave.”
“Congratulations on the wedding, and on what I understand is the most emphatic out-of-office message this company has seen. Entirely correct. Enjoy every second of it.”
“Congratulations to you both. The team is delighted. Do not check your email.”
“Congratulations to you both. Sorry to be missing it by several thousand miles, and looking forward to the photographs and a proper account when you are back.”
“With warmest congratulations on your marriage. It was a privilege to be there, and a pleasure to see two people so evidently well matched make it official. Wishing you both every happiness.”
“Congratulations on the wedding. Thank you for the invitation and for handing over more thoroughly than anyone has ever handed over anything. Enjoy the leave without a single thought about us.”
“Congratulations to you both. Wishing you a wonderful day and a completely undisturbed fortnight after it.”
“Congratulations. Everything is covered, nothing is urgent, and I have told the team that anyone who contacts you will answer to me. Have a wonderful day.”
“Welcome back, and congratulations again. Ease into the week; nothing that happened while you were away needs solving today.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. You have talked me through a great many decisions over the years, so it is a pleasure to have absolutely nothing useful to add to this one.”
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