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The phrase "a festive dinner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a dinner that is celebratory or related to a holiday or special occasion.
Example: "We are planning a festive dinner to celebrate the holiday season with family and friends."
Alternatives: "a celebratory meal" or "a holiday feast."
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In the evening we'll be welcomed with a festive dinner.
It had been a night of fun — a festive dinner for a friend's birthday.
She invited friends for a festive dinner, but paused to light Sabbath candles.
In a prophetic scene, Bimala invites Miss Gilby to visit the kitchen while a festive dinner is being prepared.
His wife, Jacqueline, had baked a cake for a festive dinner in their home, in Kigali, Rwanda's capital.
Pour a white or a rosé as an aperitif, or an intense red throughout a festive dinner or just at dessert.
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A few dozen wings and thighs from Popeyes or a Chick-fil-A nugget tray make for a festive dinner-party centerpiece.
But at a big festive dinner, there will always be a demand for chocolate.
For one project at Burnside Farms in Detroit, she planned conversations between strangers at a large festive dinner table at which each new course was the start of a new topic of conversation.
Gather family and friends for a delicious festive dinner at Joël Robuchon.
Over a noisy and festive dinner of herb-crusted salmon, the countess and Thomas Roberts, the MSNBC anchor, held court as hosts.
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