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Congratulations to both of you. vs Congrats to both of you.

"Congrats to both of you." and "Congratulations to both of you." are both ways to wish people well.
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Congratulations to both of you.

This phrase is correct.

"Congratulations to both of you" is a way to wish two people well. It sounds a bit more formal than "congrats to both of you."

Some examples from our editors:

  • Congratulations to both of you on the birth of your new daughter.
  • You both made the new product launch highly successful. Congratulations to both of you.
  • Fred and Linda, congratulations to both of you on earning your degrees.
  • Heh. Congratulations to both of you.
  • My congratulations to both of you.
  • Therefore - and I will finish here Madam President - congratulations to both of you.
  • I should like to extend my congratulations to both.
  • In conclusion, let me extend my heartfelt congratulations to both rapporteurs.
  • Mr President, I do not share the enthusiasm of my colleagues for the results of this conciliation but I am equally warm in my congratulations to both rapporteurs.
  • Well, congratulations to you both.
  • Our warmest, our most sincere congratulations to you both.
  • So I just want to say congratulations to both of you, and especially you, Tony.
  • Congratulations to both teams standing with us onstage.
  • Allow me to start by extending warm congratulations to both countries on the conclusions which the Commission presented today on Romania's and Bulgaria's accession date.
  • Madam President, can I add my congratulations to both Mr Schwaiger and Mrs Daskalaki for their excellent reports.
  • In any event, with regard to the report - and I offer my congratulations to both rapporteurs - I wish to highlight some points that have been made and some omissions.
  • Daniel, that was a shock to both of you.
  • I'd like to offer my services to both of you.
  • Happy sausage birthday to both of you.
  • The rules applied to both of you.
  • Your father gave them to both of you.
  • The whole thing must be terrifying to both of you.
  • I am done talking to both of you.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • Congrats to both of you.
  • Congratulations!
  • Congrats!

Congrats to both of you.

This phrase is correct.

"Congrats to both of you" is a way to wish two people well.

In informal English, "congratulations" is sometimes shortened to "congrats."

Some examples from our editors:

  • Congrats to both of you on the birth of your new daughter.
  • You both made the new product launch highly successful. Congrats to both of you.
  • Fred and Linda, congrats to both of you on earning your degrees.
  • Daniel, that was a shock to both of you.
  • I'd like to offer my services to both of you.
  • Happy sausage birthday to both of you.
  • The rules applied to both of you.
  • Your father gave them to both of you.
  • The whole thing must be terrifying to both of you.
  • I am done talking to both of you.
  • A true friend would have written his letters to both of you.
  • Heh. Congratulations to both of you.
  • My congratulations to both of you.
  • Your brother sent them to both of you.
  • Grizz has asked me to read this to both of you.
  • My heart goes out to both of you.
  • I suggest a toast to both of you.
  • It's good talking to both of you.
  • Wait a minute. I want to talk to both of you.
  • I have something to say to both of you.
  • Joanna is very close to both of you.
  • Therefore - and I will finish here Madam President - congratulations to both of you.
  • Okay, and "mazels" to both of you.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • Congratulations to both of you.
  • Congrats!
  • Congratulations!

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