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Tag Archives: Social Etiquette
How Should I React in a Breakup?
How to act in a breakup. Continue reading
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
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
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
Knock Before Entering
If a door is closed to a space that may be occupied, always knock before entering. This includes, but is not limited to, offices, bedrooms, dressing/fitting rooms, lavatory stalls, hotel rooms and hospital rooms. Yesterday, I was trying on clothing … Continue reading
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Unanswered RSVPs
If you have sent an invitation with an RSVP and have not received a response by the requested date, it is most appropriate to contact the recipient to follow up. In most instances, the recipient forgot to respond. However, it … Continue reading
Compliment Your Prom Date
A great deal of time is devoted to the planning of a high school prom. In addition to the decorations and ticket sales, the attire worn to the prom is probably the most time consuming and the most personally sensitive … Continue reading
Cocktail Napkins
A cocktail napkin is a small napkin usually made of paper but may be linen for more formal events. It is used to prevent drips from a glass and make holding a cold drink more pleasant so the condensation from … Continue reading