Nothing to offer but delight
“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.”
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“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.”
“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.”
“You started as the person who told me what I was doing wrong and became someone I am delighted to be invited by. Congratulations to you both. I hope the day is exactly what you wanted.”
“You spent years making other people better at things, and it is very good to have an occasion that is entirely about you instead. Congratulations, and enjoy every part of it.”
“You started as the person whose job was to tell me what I was doing wrong, and somewhere along the way that stopped being the main thing about us. Being invited to this is something I am quietly delighted by. Congratulations to you both, and thank you for the years that got us here.”
“Congratulations on your marriage. You have given a great deal of thoughtful advice over the years, so it is a pleasure to have an occasion where the only sensible thing to say is that I am glad for you.”
“Congratulations to you and your partner. We know each other mainly through work, which is exactly why this is worth saying properly rather than in passing: I hope the two of you are very happy.”
“My congratulations on your marriage. Whatever happens to the jobs either of us holds, I hope this part of your life stays as good as it clearly is today. Very best wishes to you both.”
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