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Celebration Toasts
Drink and be merry, for our time on earth is short, and death lasts forever
To the good old days - which we are having right now.
As Baba Meher said, "Don't worry, be happy."
After everything that has happened, I can only quote the last words of Czar Alexander I of Russia: "What a beautiful day."
Drink today and drown all sorrow,
You shall perhaps not do't tomorrow.
Best while you have it, use your breath;
There is no drinking after death.
-Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher
In the words of Bill and Ted, "Party on, dudes" and "Be excellent to each other."
Eat thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine with a merry heart. -Ecclesiastes 9:7

- Action Toasts
- Adventure Toasts
- Adversity Toasts
- Advice Toasts
- Ambition Toasts
- Art Toasts
- Accomplishments and Awards Toasts
- Benefactor Toasts
- Best Wishes Toasts
- Celebration Toasts
- Charity Toasts
- Children Toasts
- Courage Toasts
- Critic Toasts
- Curse Toasts
- Death Toasts
- Dedication Toasts
- Enemies Toasts
- Farewell Toasts
- Freedom Toasts
- Funny Toasts
- Generosity Toasts
- Good Fortune Toasts
- Good Life Toasts
- Gratitude Toasts
- Happiness Toasts
- Health Toasts
- Imagination Toasts
- Life Toasts
- Love and Romance Toasts
- Military Toasts
- Money Toasts
- Music Toasts
- Peace Toasts
- Politics and Politicians Toasts
- Prosperity Toasts
- Reunion Toasts
- Speakers Toasts
- Time Toasts
- Travel Toasts
- Truth Toasts
- Victory Toasts
- Wisdom Toasts
- Mike Lininger, Editor, Etiquette Scholar
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