The phrase "a reception with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an event or gathering that includes a reception, often followed by a specific detail about the reception.
Example: "We are planning a reception with a guest speaker to discuss the importance of community engagement."
Alternatives: "a gathering featuring a" or "an event including a".
Sponsored by New York Women in Film and Television, the event will also feature a reception, with a cash bar, at Dempsey's Pub, 61 Second Avenue, near Fourth Street.
On the rare occasions when Bruce, fresh from his helicopter or his Lamborghini, enters a reception with a girl or two on his arm, he looks deeply uncomfortable, and Nolan, as if sharing that unease, tends to hurry him through the moment.
Before "Raw Deal" on Friday the Castro's balcony was crammed for a reception, with an open bar, a jazz band and Ms. Hunt signing copies of her book, "The Way We Wore: Styles of the 1930s and '40s and Our World Since Then" (Fallbrook, 1993).
Some of the clothes come with photographs showing their previous outings: a birthday party for the actor Christopher Biggins with the late Cilla Black; a charity event with the Duchess of York; Clint Eastwood's arm around her bare shoulder at a party in 1997; or clasping hands at a reception with an apparently star-struck Samantha Cameron.
Some tickets include a reception with Ms. Goldberg and a signed limited edition poster by Al Hirschfeld.
We would like to have a quick ceremony at a reception with friends and family within a year after our legal marriage.
With its series of casual one-hour concerts followed by a reception with the artists, Lincoln Center offers a musical alternative to the old Sunday brunch routine.
The cost of the 6 30 p.m. performance is $100 a person, which includes a reception with the artists after the concert.
When the couple returns, the families say, they will renew their vows in a Catholic church and have a reception with more than 200 people.
The screening, at 7, will be followed by a performance by Sussan Deyhim, an Iranian singer, and a reception with drinks and hors d'oeuvres about 9. Tickets, $50, from (203 658-9557.
After the concert the audience gathered in the promenade of the State Theater for a reception with music by the East Village Opera Company, a band that does rock versions of arias and ensembles from opera.
