29 messages written for colleagues specifically, across 4 tones. Every one is ready to copy as it stands, or to adapt.
← All wedding wishesArchive started 22 August 2026 · last updated 22 August 2026
“Warmest congratulations to you both on your wedding day. Wishing you a lifetime of good health, shared happiness, and prosperous years ahead together.”
“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.”
“Congratulations to you both. I hope the day itself is unhurried and that you get a proper stretch of time afterwards with your phone somewhere else entirely.”
“Congratulations on your wedding. Our teams cross paths often enough for the news to have reached us quickly, and it was very good news to get. Best wishes to you and your partner.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. We have worked across the table from each other for some years now, and I hope the day is a considerable improvement on every meeting we have shared.”
“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. 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 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.”
“Wishing you both a wonderful day and a very long time after it. Thoroughly pleased for you.”
“I see you five days a week, which means I have watched this whole thing happen from a fairly close distance. It has been lovely to be near. Congratulations to you both, genuinely.”
“We stopped working together years ago and somehow kept going anyway, which says something good about both of us. I am very glad to have been told about this. Every happiness to you both.”
“We have never been in the same room and I still feel properly pleased about this, which is a strange and good thing. Congratulations to you and your partner. I hope the day is full of people you love.”
“A small wedding is not a lesser one and I suspect you two knew that from the start. Congratulations on doing it exactly the way you wanted to. I hope it was as good as it sounds.”
“I have heard about most of this from the desk beside yours, in the form of updates I did not ask for and enjoyed enormously. It has been genuinely lovely to watch somebody be that pleased about something. Congratulations to you both, and please take the whole two weeks. Nothing here needs you for a fortnight.”
“Congratulations to you both. Enjoy the day, and take the full two weeks. We will manage without you.”
“Congratulations to you both. The team is delighted. Do not check your email.”
“Congratulations to you both. Enjoy the day, and do not check your email once.”
“Congratulations to you both. Have a wonderful day and a proper rest afterwards.”
“We have not worked together much, but congratulations all the same. I hope the day is a good one.”
“Congratulations. Go and have the best possible time, and do not read any of this until you are back.”
“Last day before the big one. Everything here is handled. Congratulations, and enjoy all of it.”
“Congratulations to you both. It is very obviously right, and that is all anyone needs to say.”
“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, and thank you on behalf of everyone within earshot of your desk. Eighteen months of seating-plan updates have come to something genuinely lovely. We are all a bit invested now.”
“Congratulations. That was the most competently managed project anyone on this floor has delivered all year, and you did it entirely outside working hours. Enjoy the part where nothing needs tracking.”
“Congratulations to you both. The desk beside me is about to be silent for two weeks and I have no idea how I will cope. Have a wonderful day and an even better fortnight.”
“Getting married at quarter end shows a level of disregard for the reporting calendar that I can only admire. Congratulations. Go, and do not think about any of it.”
“Whatever else this company has delivered over the years, the two of you finding each other in it remains comfortably the best outcome. Congratulations. The rest of us are still just doing our jobs.”
“Somewhere under forty signatures is a genuine message, and this is it: we are all delighted for you. Congratulations, and apologies for whatever the accounts team has written.”
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