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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
Correspondence Cards
Correspondence cards are used for brief hand-written messages including thank-you notes. These cards are made of a heavy card stock and measure approximately 4″ x 6″. The executive’s name only is printed at the top of the card: Frederick S. … Continue reading
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Seating of Guests at a Traditional Wedding Ceremony
As guests are escorted by ushers down the aisle at a traditional church wedding, guests of the bride are seated on the left side of the aisle as you face the alter and guests of the groom are seated on … Continue reading
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Shaking Hands When The Person Is Not Seated Next To You
We are frequently introduced to others who are not sitting immediately next to us. It occurs at events such as luncheons, board meetings and social occasions. Under no circumstance should you reach across the table in front of someone to … Continue reading
First Dates – Can You Hear Your Date?
First dates can be awkward because you typically don’t know your date very well and want to make a good impression. Communication is very important to a first date. Make sure you select a location that allows you to easily … Continue reading
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Setting An Example For Children
Children are like sponges. They absorb everything. Be very careful with the information you provide for them to absorb. Be on your best behavior at all times around children. They learn by mimicking everything adults do and say. The rule … Continue reading
Signing Childrens Names to Greeting Cards and Correspondence
It is an acceptable practice to sign the names of children on greeting cards and other informal forms of correspondence sent by a family. However, it is not appropriate to sign the names of adult or married children to any … Continue reading
What color corsage should I get for my prom date?
Dear Sandy, My prom date told me her gown is green with black trim. What color corsage should I get for her? I like red roses, but don’t want her to look like a christmas tree in green and red. … Continue reading
Monogram Etiquette – Single Initials
If you would like to use a single initial for a monogram, the following guidelines apply: Single individuals should use the first letter of their first name. Married individuals or couples should use the the first letter of their last … Continue reading
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Monogram Etiquette – Married Couples
A married couple has a choice of three types of monograms, traditional, modern and single initial. A traditional monogram for a married couple reading the monogram from left to right: 1) Wife’s first name initial. 2) Husband’s last name initial. … Continue reading
Someone double dipped. What should I do?
Dear Sandy, During a party I was hosting at my home, I was horrified to see one of my guests dip her chip back into the chip dip after taking a bite. I didn’t know how to handle the situation, … Continue reading
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