3 Trendy Yet Challenging English Phrases to Elevate Your Style! ♡

Let's Study Some Quirky English Phrases＊

When designing your own wedding welcome items or paper goods, it's common to include stylish English phrases＊

For example, popular classic phrases often seen are:

☑ "Happily ever after"

☑ "Eat, Drink and Be Married"

Among others! However, recently, it seems that more brides are choosing English phrases that are less known and harder to translate than these tried-and-true phrases♩

Unique English phrases have the potential to generate curiosity among guests, making them think, "What does this mean?"♡

So this time, I will introduce three slightly challenging English phrases that are gradually gaining popularity among brides＊

Slightly Challenging English Phrase ① MEANT TO BE

"MEANT TO BE" means "It was destined to happen"♡

The phrase meant to be has the connotation of being suppose to be or ought to be, so using this phrase at a wedding conveys that:

◆ It was destined that the two were to meet

◆ It was meant for them to love each other

These are romantically fateful words＊

This expression is often used in overseas romantic dramas, so it's definitely worth remembering♩

Slightly Challenging English Phrase ② Tie the Knot

"Tie the Knot" remarkably means "to get married"♡

Originally, tie means to bind, and knot means a knot, so when put together,

it evolved from creating a knot to mean "getting married"＊

There are many similar expressions like Just Married or Happy Wedding, but

if you're looking to design items with a slightly different and stylish atmosphere, try using "Tie the Knot"♩

Slightly Challenging English Phrase ③ KEEP CALM and MARRY ON

"KEEP CALM and MARRY ON" means "Please marry me"♡

Yes, it's a proposal phrase!

While the phrase doesn't exist in standard grammar,

keep calm means to remain calm, and marry on means to get married; hence,

it is interpreted as calmly (seriously), let's get married = "Please marry me"＊

While it's certainly rare for men to use this phrase when proposing, it would certainly stand out well when used as part of welcome items or paper goods♡

Use This as Reference When DIY'ing as a Bride!

I introduced some unique and slightly obscure English phrases that are gradually gaining traction among Japanese brides＊

① MEANT TO BE

② Tie the Knot

③ KEEP CALM and MARRY ON

Did you remember the meaning of all three?♡

Use them as reference when creating your welcome board, profile book, love story, or photo booth background♩