“We are planning a huge celebration for our father's fiftieth birthday.”

“There was much celebration to be had at the wedding of the glamorous couple.”

“A representational celebration is staged annually in the location where the signing of the charter took place.”

“The celebrant will be one of the highest-ranking clergywomen in the Church of Ireland.”

“The happy celebrant in the street sings.”

“They were married by a celebrant and, incidentally, it's the first non-church wedding I've ever been to.”

“Jared is known as the ultimate celebrator, always bringing infectious energy and excitement to every social gathering he attends.”

“Is she really a natural-born celebrator, joyous and outgoing at every turn?”

“The other is that he was a social-democratic celebrator of working-class tradition.”

“The interviewers must feel that some of the celebratedness rubs off onto them.”

“The police would no doubt argue that provocative goal celebrations could incite crowd trouble.”

“You just have to think of the hugely expensive wedding celebrations of the Serbs, Slovaks and Roma.”

“With a mass of further celebrations to come, the community is in a tizzy of excitement.”

“Sometimes, at business meetings, bazaars, banquets, decoratings, celebratings, and what not, our animosities like wild tigers escape and create havoc in the flock.”

“He's a true Hollywood maverick, who has attracted equal numbers of detractors and celebrators.”

“The Ferris wheel was swinging cars loaded with celebrators into the tree-tops and the whip and other thrill rides were crowded.”

“Swim-up bars and plush lounges abound, with drinks shaken up for bon vivants, connoisseurs and sensible celebrators alike.”

“A hoarse yell broke forth from some of the celebrants, a sign that her words were taking effect.”

“Thirdly, marriage celebrants are not required to perform civil union ceremonies.”

“During this time, thousands of glittering costumed celebrants revel and dance through the streets in a festive mood.”