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Category Archives: Etiquette Tips
A Tutorial For Eating Superbowl Party Snacks and Foods
Superbowl Sunday is second when it comes to Americans consuming the greatest amount of food in a day during the year. Thanksgiving Day is first. As we all know, Superbowl Sunday foods are much more casual and fun than those … Continue reading
Printed Thank You Cards/Notes
Printed thank you notes or cards alone are not an acceptable way to show your appreciation or gratitude. If you send a printed card, be sure to include a handwritten message in the card saying exactly what it is you … Continue reading
Professional Image – Pens and Pencils
If you would like to improve your professional image, invest in the finest writing instrument your budget will allow. Fine pens and pencils are noticed and remembered by others. Remove all giveaway pens from your office and briefcase and leave … Continue reading
Telephone Etiquette Tip – Smile When You Speak
A voice reflects the emotions of a person. When speaking on the phone, it is important to make sure your voice is reflecting the correct emotion for the conversation. The person on the other end of the phone can sense … Continue reading
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A Wine Glass Tip For Casual Entertaining
A recently married client told me she would like to host a dinner party, but had to wait until she could afford to purchase the appropriate crystal to serve wine in. It is true there a specific shaped glasses for … Continue reading
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Wedding Etiquette – The Groom’s Attire
When planning a wedding, you should decide on the formality of the wedding before making any plans. The type of wedding will determine many aspects of the wedding such as time of day, number of guests, size of the wedding … Continue reading
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Being Seated For Lunch or Dinner
As I watched the Presidential Inauguration of Barack Obama, I was very surprised to see the difficulty the banquet managers had getting the guests to take their seats at the Inaugural Luncheon. While millions of Americans watched, political officials, high … Continue reading
Addressing The President of the United States in Conversation
If you are fortunate to have a conversation with The President of the United States, address him as Mr. President. If you are having a lengthy conversation with The President, you may also address him as Sir to mix it … Continue reading
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Addressing The President of the United States in Writing
If you are writing a letter to the President of the United States, the following forms of address should be used. Letter Greeting: Dear Mr. President Envelope Address: The President – followed by the White House Address or The President … Continue reading
Addressing a Former President in Writing
If you should have to correspond with a past president in writing, the following forms of address should be used: Addressing an envelope: The Honorable George W. Bush or The Honorable George W. Bush and Mrs. Bush A letter greeting: … Continue reading
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