Topic: etiquette

When people can't see eye to eye on something, they have the option of agreeing to disagree. Here is how to successfully agree to disagree, while gaining and keeping the other person's respect.

Even in weddings where children are not invited (or only those over a certain age), brides frequently find themselves grappling with the question of whether to include newborn babies or not. This question may be posed by the wedding couple themselves while they are planning the wedding, but more often it may come from a family member or guest who is currently expecting a child.

Receiving a wedding invitation to a friend or family member’s wedding is an exciting moment.

However, it can also be a confusing moment for those with (or expecting) a young baby. "Is my baby invited to the wedding?" is a question with which breastfeeding mothers will be especially concerned. This guide will help you handle this situation according to U.S. wedding etiquette.

If you are hosting a party, a dinner, a brunch, a cocktail function, or any other event in your home, it can be disconcerting to have a guest arrive before the stated time. On the flip side of that, you should feel flattered that this guest decided not to wait to enjoy your company! Nonetheless, if early arrivals are not your thing, here are some great tips for how to deal with this situation easily and gracefully with proper etiquette while continuing to get everything else ready. You'll come across as the perfect host without additional stress.

If you were sent a gift from someone, for example tickets to a basketball game, it is always best to send a thank you message. For some men, thank you notes are not always fun to write - which is completely understandable. Yet it should be done. Don't worry - here is the complete guide to how to write a thank you note. Included are example thank you messages you can copy, so everything is covered.

If you want to outsmart someone in an argument, you'll want to avoid these 5 common mistakes. It's important to be able to argue and debate properly: it's not just about what to say to win an argument, but also knowing what not to say!