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I'm hosting a college graduation party for my husband in January. He's older (took him awhile to finally finish!) so it's not like we're 22 and still living with our parents. My question: How do I word the invitation to say "no gifts, please." The invitation is formal and the reception is from 6-9 pm. We just want ...everyone who supported us these last few years to get together for food and wine and just have a good time. We're not out for gifts--what would someone give a 34-year old anyway? I don't like the sound of "your presence is the present." Makes me gag, a little. Suggestions?Read More
By Cindy Post Senning Greetings and Handshakes Greetings and handshakes are social skills - and like every skill it takes practice to get them right and to feel comfortable using them...
Q: We’re inviting my brother’s family to our house for Thanksgiving. Last year, we stayed at their house, but our home is much smaller than theirs. Is it tacky to ask them to stay at a hotel, and if we do, should we pay? A:...
Welcome to Etiquette Daily This open thread is your space to use as you like. We invite you to discuss current and traditional etiquette. Feel free to ask questions of each other and the community moderators here.
Welcome to Etiquette Daily This open thread is your space to use as you like. We invite you to discuss current and traditional etiquette. Feel free to ask questions of each other and the community moderators here.
Q: The other day I cheerfully asked an acquaintance when her baby was due. She replied that she had given birth three months earlier. Mortified, I blurted out, “I’m so sorry. I hope I haven’t insulted you!” What would’ve been a better thing to say? A: Don’t be too hard on yourself. Your respo...
By Cindy Post Senning Gifts You Don’t Wrap We all love to wrap gifts, but some of the things we can give at the holidays can’t be wrapped. By spending an hour with your children and talking about this concept, you will raise their consciousness about these special gifts. K...
Q: If someone arrives early for a business meeting, is it impolite to keep him waiting? A client of mine showed up 30 minutes early, but I met with him as scheduled-which my boss later said was rude. Was it...
Welcome to Etiquette Daily This open thread is your space to use as you like. We invite you to discuss current and traditional etiquette. Feel free to ask questions of each other and the community moderators here.
by Cindy Post Senning Table Conversation The art of dining includes several things: the table setting which brings order and beauty, the menu which delights the taste buds, and the conversation that brightens the day! The following tips will help your children learn the art of table conversation...
The Emily Post Institute is so pleased to introduce the writing of Karen P. Stout (aka Graceandhonor) whose work as a commenter on the Etiquette Daily we have all come to appreciate so much. We look forward to her future contributions as a guest editor. Enjoy!!...
