What does a very merry Christmas mean?

The expression to “Be or make merry” translates to make joy or be joyful. It generally is used to express good cheer and being in a state of content. When people use “Merry Christmas” they are expressing their desire for the other person to be joyful and have a wonderful holiday season.

How do you wish someone a Merry Christmas politely?

Thoughtful Christmas Phrases

1. behold, a Savior is born.
2. blessings to you at Christmastime.
3. build wonderful memories as you celebrate Christmas traditions.
4. celebrate the season.
5. celebrate the wonder of Christmas.
6. celebrate, it’s Christmas.
7. glad tidings to you and your loved ones.
8. greetings of the season.

Is it correct to say Merry birthday?

“Merry Birthday” never appears . So while the phrase does have something of existence, it is not very common and wouldn’t be considered correct by most people.

When can we say Merry Christmas?

depending on the year. The English regularized the putting up of Christmas decorations to around 13 Dec., so at least for the English (traditionally speaking) saying “Merry Christmas” is okay after 13 Dec. During the holiday season, it is appropriate to say Merry Christmas to people who celebrate Christmas.

Can you say Happy Christmas?

A: You can find “merry Christmas” and “happy Christmas” in both the US and the UK, though Christmas is more often “merry” in American English and “happy” in British English.

How can I wish happy birthday in impressive way?

Other Ways to Say HAPPY BIRTHDAY!

1. Have a fabulous birthday!
2. May all your wishes come true!
3. Many happy returns of the day!
4. Many more happy returns!
5. I wish you a wonderful birthday!
6. Have a great one!
7. Have a good one!
8. I hope you have a fantastic day and a fantastic year to come.

What is the difference between Merry Christmas and Happy Christmas?

However, with time, now “Merry” and not “Happy” Christmas seems soothing to the ears. Happy denotes a more sober form of celebration, while merry has the childlike wilderness and unrestrained happiness associated with it.

Can we say Happy Christmas?

Does anyone say “Happy Christmas”? Yes! For starters, it’s important to note that “Happy Christmas” hasn’t faded completely—it’s still widely used in England. This is believed to be because “happy” took on a higher class connotation than “merry,” which was associated with the rowdiness of the lower classes.