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A "save-the-date" has no etiquette approved form. You can put whatever you want on it as long as it's generally acceptable in any normal correspondence. Most people put the web site address… (View Post)

This is why etiquette used to have standard rules for all this. The impulse to satisfy particular individuals' preferences is admirable, but it ends up making it impossible to address anyone without … (View Post)

It's not rude to ask. Just ask, "Does the quoted price include gratuities for the stylists?" (View Post)

People who are old enough to be uncomfortable with online RSVPs are old enough to know how to write a proper invitation response. They don't need to be sent cards and envelopes for that express purp… (View Post)

Miss Manners has some advice on placecards here: https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=336&dat=19840614&id=B6tNAAAAIBAJ&sjid=G4MDAAAAIBAJ&pg=6971,6068693&hl=en It's hard to extra… (View Post)