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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
Why Do We Pull Out A Lady’s Chair?
Have you ever wondered why we pull out a lady’s chair as she is being seated at the dinner table? This act of social etiquette stemmed from the days when the attire of high society women was so elaborate and … Continue reading
Wedding Receiving Lines are Not Optional for Guests
If you are attending a wedding you are expected to go through the receiving line. This is a wonderful opportunity to wish the newlyweds well and share in their joyous celebration. I frequently hear excuses such as, “I don’t want … Continue reading
Don’t Touch This – Car Etiquette
If you are a passenger in a vehicle, do not touch the stereo. Do not change the station, the volume, or the source. You may only touch the stereo if the driver says, “Would you like to select the music?”, … Continue reading
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Leprechaun Etiquette for St. Patrick’s Day
In the event you come across a leprechaun on St. Patrick’s Day, it’s imperative you follow proper leprechaun protocol while interacting with the leprechaun. Not doing so, could mean many years of unwanted bad luck. When meeting a leprechaun: Always … Continue reading
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Two Groom Wedding – Can You Wear White?
More states are now recognizing same-sex marriages. We now find ourselves navigating through unfamiliar and new social rules. The question of wearing white to a wedding with two grooms is not new in regard to traditional rules. Even though there … Continue reading
10 Habits of Genuinely Charming People
LinkedIn Influencer Jeff Haden published this post originally on LinkedIn. Sure, everyone knows blunt, impolite, and even rude people who are somehow extremely successful. I know a bunch of them. But since we’re all more likely to build professional and personal relationships and … Continue reading
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Wedding Etiquette – Bridal Attendants’ Hair Style
The bride may select her attendants’ attire, accessories, and headpieces, but it is inappropriate for her to tell her attendants how to style their hair.
Be Courteous of the Time When Sending a Text
Hopefully, you would not call someone in the middle of the night to share something that just happened to “pop” into your head. This same courtesy should also be applied when sending a text. It’s wonderful you could stay out … Continue reading
A “Nice” Social Media Rule
You may have heard the saying, “If you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all”. If you saw the movie “Bambi” as a child, this was most likely one of the first rules of etiquette introduced … Continue reading