''Godspeed'' is usually used in this way, at least these are the most often usage I have ever seen:
He wishes you Godspeed
I wish Godspeed to the man who was my former opponent and will be my president
I bid Godspeed to her.
May I use ''godspeed'' in this way?
I've got to keep moving, so I need to hide this tape. Good luck to all of us, and godspeed.
''Mom, I have an examination tomorrow.'' ''Godspeed, son!''
They don't have ''wish you'' or ''bid you'' or something.
By the way, does the first letter ''godspeed'' need to be capital every time?
He wishes you Godspeed
I wish Godspeed to the man who was my former opponent and will be my president
I bid Godspeed to her.
May I use ''godspeed'' in this way?
I've got to keep moving, so I need to hide this tape. Good luck to all of us, and godspeed.
''Mom, I have an examination tomorrow.'' ''Godspeed, son!''
They don't have ''wish you'' or ''bid you'' or something.
By the way, does the first letter ''godspeed'' need to be capital every time?