お + [verb masu-stem] + 願う/願います/願いたい
お + [noun] + 願う/願います/願いたい
ご + [漢語 noun] + お願いいたします
The pattern お~願う is a formal and polite way to make a request, meaning "I ask that you…" or "please do…". It combines the honorific prefix お with the verb stem (or noun) and ねがう願う ("to request/wish"), creating a humble request directed at the listener.
This pattern is used in business Japanese, formal announcements, and polite written communication. It is more formal than ~てください and conveys a sense of earnest or respectful asking.
The most common usage attaches お to the masu-stem of a verb, followed by ねがう願う (or its polite forms ねがいます願います / ねがいたい願いたい).
When used with a noun, the most natural form is おねがいするお願いする or おねがいいたすお願いいたす (humble):
Several fixed expressions use this pattern and appear frequently in daily formal Japanese:
Compared to ~てください, this pattern sounds more deferential and indirect. It frames the speaker as humbly asking rather than directly instructing. It is especially appropriate when speaking to superiors, clients, or in public announcements.