We're honored to have you

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

This phrase is suitable for expressing sincere appreciation and respect when welcoming someone in formal or semi-formal situations. It's often used when acknowledging someone of importance or someone whose presence is particularly valued.

You can use alternatives like "we are pleased to have you", "we are delighted to welcome you", or "it is a privilege to have you with us" depending on the context and the level of formality you want to convey.

While grammatically correct, "We're honored to have you" might sound slightly out of place in extremely casual conversations. In those situations, simpler expressions like "glad to have you" or "welcome" may be more appropriate.

"We're honored to have you" conveys a deeper sense of respect and appreciation compared to "We're glad to have you". The former is suitable for more formal settings or when acknowledging someone of high importance, while the latter is generally acceptable in most casual situations.