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賀詞 / 賀辭 Felicitous Phrases 2 - Wedding Day

結婚 Jié hūn / 婚禮 hūn lǐ

新婚快樂
Xīn hūn kuài lè


Phrases 詞語cí yǔ

1. 新婚快樂, 祝你們夫妻恩愛, 早生貴子, 白頭偕老
Xīnhūn kuàilè, zhù nǐmen fūqī ēn'ài, zǎoshēng guìzǐ, báitóuxiélǎo
2. 祝你們倆新婚快樂百年好合,永浴愛河,佳偶天成,宜室宜家
Zhù nǐmen liǎ xīnhūn kuàilè bǎinián hǎo hé, yǒng yù àihé, jiā'ǒu tiānchéng, yi shì yijiā
3. 新婚快樂, 願你們的恩愛開花結果,好夢圖圖合家歡樂, 雙燕齊飛
Xīnhūn kuàilè, Yuàn nǐmen de ēn'ài kāihuā jiē guǒ, hǎo
mèng tú tú héjiāhuān lè, shuāng yàn qí fēi
4. 新婚快樂,祝福你們美滿家園, 永結同心, 攜手共渡美麗人生.
Xīnhūn kuàilè, zhùfú nǐmen měimǎn jiāyuán, yǒng jié tóngxīn, xiéshǒu gòngdù měilì rénshēng
5. 祝賀新娘新郎新婚快樂,美滿良緣,福祿鴛鴦,百年偕老,花好月圓.
Zhùhè xīnniáng xīnláng xīnhūn kuàilè, měimǎn liángyuán, fú lù yuānyāng, bǎinián xiélǎo, huāhǎoyuèyuán
6. 今天你們倆喜結良緣的日子,我代表我家人想祝福夫妻幸福美滿,永壽偕老
Jīntiān nǐmen liǎ xǐ jié liángyuán de rìzi, wǒ dàibiǎo wǒjiā rén xiǎng zhùfú fūqī xìngfú měimǎn, yǒngshòu xiélǎo


结婚 / 婚礼
新婚快乐
Phrases 词语

1. 新婚快乐, 祝你们夫妻恩爱, 早生贵子, 白头偕老
Congratulation on your wedding day, wish you cherish each other, have children soon, love each other till old.
2. 祝你们俩新婚快乐百年好合,永浴爱河,佳偶天成,宜室宜家
wish the couple a happy marriage and a harmonious union lasting a hundred years, bathe forever in Love River, happy marriage couple, [and] having a harmonious family
3. 新婚快乐, 愿你们的恩爱开花结果,好梦图图合家欢乐, 双燕齐飞
Wish you a happy marriage, hope you both make your partnership bloom and flourish, carving the beautiful dream and live a happy family life, a pair of swallows flying together [be together forever in happy life].
4. 新婚快乐,祝福你们美满家园, 永结同心, 携手共渡美丽人生.
Happy marriage, wish you both a happy family, always be one mind, to went forward hand in hand [in collaboration] to have a beautiful life.
5. 祝贺新娘新郎新婚快乐,美满良缘,福禄鸳鸯,百年偕老,花好月圆.
Happy marriage day to the bride and groom, [wish you both are] perfect and good mate, happy and blessed couple, be together till hundred years, everything is wonderful and have perfect happiness. [lovely flower, round moon – Chinese Idiom]
6. 今天你们俩喜结良缘的日子,我代表我家人想祝福夫妻幸福美满,永寿偕老
Today is you both’s wedding day, I represent my family would like to wish the conjugal blessed with happiness, together forever.
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