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How, when and why to congratulate?


                  CONGRATULATIONS


Normally, living in a community or leading a social life would cover several occasions/functions, such as marriage function, child birth, winning a race, students getting good ranks/results, someone getting a good job, big promotions, so on and so forth. 
In these occasions, we should together feel happy about the new role or achievements someone has got. We should congratulate them either verbally or through written messages /posts.

 For your convenience, the following are for reference:
  • "Heartfelt congratulations to you".
  • "Warmest congratulations on your achievement".
  • "Congratulations on your well deserved success".
  • "Congratulations and best wishes for your next adventure".
  • "So pleased to see you accomplishing great things".
  • "Simply overjoyed to hear your good news".
  • "congratulations to a beautiful couple. Wishing you a wonderful journey as you build your new life together".
  • "Your perseverance and your sure belief in your ability has led you to success. Congratulations!"
  • "May today's success be the beginning of tomorrow's achievements. Congratulations!"
  • "Congratulations! I knew that if someone could do it, then it must be you. Well done my friend! 
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