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Congratulations to the happy couple on your wedding. We wish you all the very best for the future.
Congratulations to the happy couple on your wedding. We wish you all the very best for the future.
There are many reasons to use the "ing" form - and many reasons not to. Certain verbs are followed by the "ing" form, such as "I enjoy working", "I propose moving the meeting to Monday", "I suggest going tomorrow", for example. While other verbs take the "infinitive form". "I want to go home now".
Then there are some verbs that can take both, but have a different meaning with the "ing" form and with the "infinitive form".
Check out the Business Spotlight website for a short quiz on this topic.
http://www.business-spotlight.de/language-skills/grammar/what-follows-the-verb