CONVERSATION IN WEDDING CEREMONY

(When we go to attend any ceremony we usually talk about the arrangements, decorations and many more. Here you will get to know some of commonly use sentence in wedding ceremony)

SANDEEP: Anju we are going to attend my colleague Rohan’s wedding. He is a Sales manager in private bank.

ANJU: Of course… Suman is my School mate. It’s really a perfect match for Rohan and Suman.

SANDEEP: Hey, look at the bride….. Doesn’t she look beautiful in that wedding dress?

ANJU: Yes… She looks amazing and the groom is also very romantic.

SANDEEP: I just heard the story of how they got engaged. He proposed her during official trip to Bengaluru last year.

ANJU: Oh? Wonderful.

SANDEEP: Their wedding is absolutely beautiful. I want a wedding like this.

ANJU: It’s really beautiful. How much do you think they spend on their wedding?

SANDEEP: I think it might’ve cost them a nice chunk of change I mean just look around, it’s really amazing.

ANJU: Hmmm…. So do you want a big wedding like this?

SANDEEP: Not really. I’d rather have a small wedding but memorable.

ANJU: Great… but I wouldn’t want a small wedding. I want it should be extravagant so that everyone will remember it.

SANDEEP: Agreed but you can have a small wedding and people will still remember it.

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POSTAL CLERK: What can I do for you? SANJU: I need to mail this package to Delhi, please. POSTAL CLERK: OK, let’s see how much it weighs … it’s about 500 gms. If you send it in Speed post, it will get there in 2 working days or you can send it normal and it will get there by Saturday. SANJU: Saturday is fine. How much will that be? POSTAL CLERK: Rs. 250 . Do you need anything else? SANJU: Oh, yeah! I almost forgot. I need a book of stamps, too. POSTAL CLERK: OK, your total comes to Rs.400 NOTE: “What can I do for you” is a formal way of saying what you want from us. “Or you can send in normal” speaker took pause in “or” to express that you have another option too. “Oh Yeah” is to express suddenly she remember something. And it is followed by “I almost forgot”

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