Is ~楽しんでいただけましたら、幸いです past tense or not?


I'm trying to say "I'm happy if you enjoyed..." or "I hope you enjoyed", but
this is keigo, so I got a bit confused. If I were to say xxx 楽しんでいただけましたら、幸いです
does that mean "I hope you enjoyed xxx" or is it not past tense, meaning "I
hope you will enjoy xxx"?




This is not past tense. The ～たら is one of the conditional forms, regardless if
it's a keigo or not. In this case, I wouldn't use this form because the
condition is not necessary. Basically, it means you're happy if and only if
they enjoyed.

I would say more something like 楽しんでいただいて良かったです。Literally "You enjoyed and I'm
happy". This construction is very common.

