我等待這一刻已經(jīng)很久了。
I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time。
誰(shuí)將要主持婚禮?Who will officiate at the wedding?
他們?cè)谘葑嗷槎Y進(jìn)行曲了。
They’re playing the Wedding March。
新郎和新娘真是天生的一對(duì)。
The groom and bride are perfect for each other。
我為這幸福的一對(duì)舉杯?,愿你們白頭偕老。I raise my glass to the happy couple, wishing you a long life together。
我希望你們蜜月愉快。I hope you have a great honeymoon。
恭喜你們喜結(jié)良緣!Congratulations on your marriage!
你們能喜結(jié)連理真是太好了!It’s great for you to tie the knot!
At a Wedding
Mr. Smith:They’re playing the Wedding March. Your eyes are filled with tears。
Mrs. Smith:I’m very touched and I can’t help bursting into tears at a wedding。
Mr. Smith:Really? I haven’t seen that at our wedding, but at Jeff and Mary’s。
Mrs. Smith:Mary looks so beautiful in the wedding gown, and I recall the moment that I was a bride。
Mr. Smith:You will always be the most beautiful one in the world. What is the bridesmaid’s name?
Mrs. Smith:Judy. Why are you so interested in her?
Mr. Smith:Don’t be so sensitive. Just a casual question. I caught you looking at the groomsman。
Mrs. Smith:He is terribly handsome。
Mr. Smith:I wonder why he is chosen to be the groomsman and why Mary doesn’t marry him, since he’s much more attractive。
Mrs. Smith:Why are you so bitter? No one tells worse jokes than you。
Mr. Smith:The minister is doing a good job. I’m not sure if they’ll be as happy as we are。