27 *Actually* Thoughtful Gifts for New Homeowners, According to Etiquette Experts
Moving is always a huge event, and when you finally get to the step of buying your own home, it’s even more reason to ...
Southern Living11d
We Asked Our Readers What Colors Will Be Appearing On Their Thanksgiving Tables–Here's What They Said
We’re heading full-speed towards Thanksgiving, so we asked our readers: What’s your color scheme for this year’s Thanksgiving ...
Car and Driver15d
40 Car Etiquette Rules We Wish Everyone Would Follow
We came up with 40 rules of automotive etiquette we felt needed to be followed. You can test yourself against our Golden 40 here. We still think they offer good guidelines. But, while our original ...
homesandgardens21d
5 signs you need to replace your flatware – according to a master event planner
Given we use them every single day, our flatware sets go through a lot. From eating to dishwasher cycles (to the occasional use of a knife as a makeshift screwdriver), it is no wonder that they start ...
The Washington Post21d
Business etiquette classes boom as people relearn how to act at work
Since the end of last year, Daniel Post Senning — the great-great-grandson of American etiquette queen Emily Post and co-president of the Emily Post Institute — has been gobsmacked by the ...
Sydney Morning Herald21d
Don’t ‘dig a grave’: The unspoken rules of chopsticks etiquette
Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. So you think you’ve mastered the art of chopsticks? You mightn’t know that there’s more to chopstick etiquette than the ...
New York Post23d
I’m an etiquette expert — congratulating a couple on their engagement is rude, here’s what to say instead
Etiquette expert Alison Cheperdak warns that congratulating lovebirds on the momentous occasion is actually a faux pas, explaining that it makes engagement feel like a necessary life achievement ...
Reader's Digest24d
10 Wedding Invitation Etiquette Rules Brides and Grooms Should Follow
These essential wedding invitation etiquette rules will help you spread the word that you are getting hitched—without a hitch You bought the ring, popped the question, booked your venue and set ...
Daily Mail24d
The rudest things you unwittingly do, by an etiquette expert. Here are the habits others judge you for, from removing your shoes to offering house tours and buttering bread ...
The way you add salt to food can reveal everything about how polite – or not – you are, says William Hanson, author of Just Good Manners: a guide to courtesy, charm and decorum. So are you ...