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more the merrier

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The more the merrier.
something that you say which means you are happy for other people to join your group in an activity. 'Do you mind if Ann comes to the cinema with us?' 'Not at all. The more the merrier.'
See also: merry, more
the more the merrier
additional people will make something better. “Do you mind if I invite my sister and her family?” “Why not? The more the merrier.”
See also: merry, more
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cried Rose; 'the more the merrier - and I'm sure we shall want all the cheerfulness we can carry with us to that great, dark, gloomy room, with its narrow latticed windows, and its dismal old furniture - unless she shows us into her studio again.
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Bronte, Anne View in context
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