"happy gathering" is a correct and usable phrase in English.
It refers to a joyful and enjoyable gathering of people. Example: The family reunion was a happy gathering, filled with laughter and warm conversations.
It will not be a particularly happy gathering.
Early nudists may have been happy gathering at campsites, but today they like to be pampered.
"Who actually abandoned her?" Haley's adoptive mother asks, the question falling like a bomb in the crowded, happy gathering.
Melange Café, with its welcoming ambience, friendly staff and ethnically diverse clientele, is a happy gathering spot.
Sunday night, I went to a party at the house of two friends in Mount Washington, a happy gathering to celebrate their decision, after four years together, to get engaged.
A few weeks ago, on the 30th anniversary of their being freed, about 20 of the surviving hostages held a reunion at West Point, where they were first taken after returning to American soil.It was a happy gathering, Mr. Rosen said, but there was also despair about the lawsuit — "a certain sense that nothing will come of it".
A problem arises when, at these happy gatherings, the restaurant is open to other patrons as well.
We enter theoretically happy gatherings trailing anger, resentment, or at the very least, trepidation.
Fast forward one year, and the Lib Dem conference in Glasgow last week felt like a much happier gathering.
And the crowd could hear the shouts of happy Flyers gathering around Primeau, and their tired hands pounding him on his broad back.
There is surely little that is remarkable about 24 happy campers gathering for a week to canoe, zip line and sing campfire songs.
