How is いらっしゃる used with nouns?


お客様は継続ご希望でいらっしゃいますか？ それとも解約ご希望でしょうか？

I understand the meaning of the above sentence and that いらっしゃる is the
honorific form of be, come, and go, but I don't understand how//why it's being
used with ご希望. Is で being used before it because 希望 is a noun?




でいらっしゃる is merely the honorific form of です. いらっしゃる itself is not the honorific
for 'to be', but for いる, 来る and 行く.




でいらっしゃる is merely the honorific form of です. いらっしゃる itself is not the honorific
for 'to be', but for いる, 来る and 行く.

