I originally thought about “and everyone in between”, but it does not sit well with me.
Ladies, Gentlemen, Esteemed Peers. (if you want to be serious)
Ladies, Gentlemen, and you special assholes (if you’re in a group of close friends and trying to be funny).
source: I am non-binary.
Edit: David Bowie’s answer to this question.
Thank you for the comment, you special asshole!
How DARE you!
😄 Anytime!
Salutations, meatbags!
Theydies and gentlethems
Friends, Romans, countrymen!
Reduce to one word: “Folks.”
Comrades, folks, fellow apes
Honored motherfuckers
Here are some fun greetings. Not all of these include every person:
- “Guys, gals, and non-binary pals”
- “Girls, gays, and theys”
- “Friends, Romans, countrymen”
- “Ladies, gents, violents, and the rest of you”
- “Ladies”, followed by a pointed stare to the men in the room for at least five seconds
- “All miscreants gathered here”
Some that work generally:
- “Distinguished guests”
- “Esteemed guests”
- “Folks/people”
- “You all/all of you/y’all”
- “Good people/folk here today/tonight”
- “Everyone/everybody gathered here today/tonight”
Ladies, Gentleman, and avid pronoun collectors.
I think the best greeting for this is just “everyone”
it’s how the announcements on my trains changed over time, starting from addressing “ladies and gentlemen” to “hello everyone”
“Howdy y’all!” is a complete sentence.
i think it misses a verb to be a complete sentence
Doesn’t it break down to something akin to “How do you do, you all?” ?
Greetings programs.
“Hello, everyone!”
I assume they’re looking for matching formality, which I’d probably try to go with, “Gentlepeople/persons of the audience,”
Kind People,
Esteemiest of Humans,
I love group meetings of the steamiest humans, personally.
You horny, sweaty meatbags
Et cetera is fairly professional, although some might consider it mildly dismissive
Heathens if you’re going for a more fun tone.
Some of my favorites:
Esteemed bastards
Sup sluts
Ladies and gentlethems
Hello everyone
Guys gals and nonbinary creatures
Friends, enemies, and those I don’t know yet;
It bothers me you didn’t end the last one with “pals.”
J Kenji Lopez does guys, gals, nonbinary pals.
At the union hall we do some mix of “brothers, others, and sisters”
I also have stuck in my mind:
Guys, gals, and other pals






