The phrase "a nice celebration" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a festive event that is enjoyable or pleasant.
Example: "We had a nice celebration for her birthday, complete with cake and decorations."
Alternatives: "a lovely celebration" or "a delightful celebration."
It's a really nice celebration, too: muted, businesslike, dripping dignity.
On January 31 , 2013we had a nice birthday celebration for my daughter who turned seven that day.
The celebration was not lost on Orton, who today tweeted "nice celebration", and told Dundee to "work on their form" - a solid piece of analysis from the man known as the 'The Apex Predator' given that Saturday's win ended a run of four defeats in all competitions for the Dees.
nice celebration, work on your form @dundeefconline #rko .
LONDON — When Andrew Strauss, the England captain, promised "a nice peaceful, muted celebration" of his team's victory over Australia, it was a timely reminder of what the 2009 Ashes series between cricket's oldest rivals was not.
Renee may have thought she was going to have a nice birthday party celebration on "Mob Wives" (Sun., 8 p.m. EST on VH1), but that wasn't going to be the case at all.
Gathering a group of close friends or co-workers to celebrate a grandparent-to-be can be a nice gesture, but such celebrations should not mimic the baby showers people throw for expectant parents, Post said.
John Ashdown Quite possibly Afghanistan's Hamid Hassan, who charged in to bowl looking like one of Arnie's buddies in Predator, had a nice line in unusual celebrations and fizzing yorkers.
Something that Andac adds feels like a nice way to finish any celebration of a single console, or console range: "While there's room for friendly competition, the success of one does benefit everyone". .
