because its a nice snack
Carol Ross has written: 'Vows and toasts' -- subject(s): Wedding toasts, Marriage service, Vows
During a traditional Mexican wedding reception, common toasts include "Salud y amor y tiempo para disfrutarlo!" which means "Health and love and time to enjoy it!" and "Que vivan los novios!" which means "Long live the newlyweds!" These toasts are often accompanied by raising a glass of tequila or mezcal.
it was first made in america by a man named joseph french
There is one syllable in the word 'toasts'.
no they dont even give toasts
Mixer has written: 'Two hundred toasts for 1905' -- subject(s): Toasts
Jim Patte has written: 'Two hundred toasts' -- subject(s): Toasts
The Irish gift for language is an important part of Ireland's culture. For a generous serving of that culture visit Sláinte! Toasts, Blessings, and Sayings. Here you'll find a detailed history of the custom of "toasting" and how the Irish have perfected it as an art form. There are extensive lists of toasts and blessings for almost any occasion. Wedding, birth, retirement, drinking and of course St. Patrick's Day toasts are listed in both English and Gaelic. And, if your favorite toast isn't listed you can share it with everyone by posting it on the Web site. The virtual toast section provides a practice area with appropriate sounds for "toasters in training".
Charles Henry Octavius has written: 'German toasts' -- subject(s): Toasts
W. G. McKay has written: 'Timely toasts' -- subject(s): Toasts
A beautiful collection of poems, prayers, and toasts for all marriage celebrations. Finding the right words about love for a wedding or anniversary can be difficult. In Wedding Blessings, June Cotner has collected perfect selections for the bride, groom, members of the wedding party, and other family and friends to share. From verses and vows to prayers and toasts, the sentiments of Wedding Blessings will help make any marriage celebration more memorable. With selections devoted to "anniversaries" and "Reflections", Wedding Blessings also serves as a tribute to and affirmation of marriage. Filled with inspiration and timeless words by renowned authors such as Robert Browning, Rainer Maria Rilke, the Persian poet Rumi, as well as many contemporary writers, this spiritual, multi-faith anthology offers true gems suitable for all aspects of weddings, anniversaries, and vow-renewal ceremonies. Wedding Blessingsis a wonderful gift for the bride-to-be and others celebrating the union of marriage.
Brindisi per salutare is an Italian equivalent of the English phrase "toast for saluting".Specifically, the masculine noun brindisi is "toast" in the sense of drinking in honor of someone or something laudatory. The preposition per means "for". The present infinitive salutare translates as "to salute".The pronunciation will be "BREEN-dee-zee per SA-loo-TA-rey" in Italian.