What punctuation do you use for "happy hour"?

I'm referring to what companies have on Friday afternoon/evening. Would you capitalize the words, put quotation marks around them, something else?
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After Happy Hour that day, he returned to his cube. The phone rang. It was...

 

No.

No.

Yes. Leave them alone.
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After Happy Hour that day, he returned to his cube. The phone rang. It was...[/QUOTE]

 

Good question. I think it's, "After happy hour that day."

 

I have been to numerous Happy Hours and I can tell you at least from my personal experience that the words are always capitalized on a menu or advertisement.

 

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You just told him not to capitalize them, but then did it yourself.

 

yeah, i noticed that, too, jh!

it does seem to be capitalized in most uses of the term... but it could also be in " " if the context so dictated... same goes for nothing, just plain lower case...

 

You just told him not to capitalize them, but then did it yourself. [/QUOTE]
That wasn't me; it was left over from the message I quoted!

 

Display text and signage has different rules.

 

Well learn to use quotes better! Haha, joking.

 

Touche; I didn't think about that part.

 

Thanks, guys. I saw that yes, most of the times even newspapers don't "do" anything to happy hours