Be there with bells on

Be there with bells on means to go somewhere such as a party or getogether, be enthusiastic and thoroughly enjoy yourself.
Joy to the world!

English Idiom: Be there with bells on

It’s the time of the year for parties.  The thing to remember is when you go to a party at this time of year, be there with bells on.

There are Christmas parties, End of Year parties, New Year’s parties, Home parties there are all kinds of parties.

Now, this is an idiom so it doesn’t mean you should wear bells, although some people do, I suppose.

I, myself don’t really like big parties with lots of people, but I have my own little Christmas party and, yes, I’ll be there with bells on which means I’ll be enthusiastic and thoroughly enjoy myself.



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