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1. A big welcome for/to your presence to grace today's ceremony.

2. A big welcome to you for being present to grace today's ceremony.

Which sentence is correct? I believe sentence 2 is. If neither is, how would you rephrase it?

Thanks in advance.

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A welcome is given unconditionally or not at all.

I would rephrase (2) thus

We welcome you and thank you for gracing today's ceremony with your presence.

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Thanks, Contrex.

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