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I apologize for not being clear. It's rude to say "You're being rude" or "What you're doing is against etiquette" (unless asked, of course). What you can do is correct the transg… (View Post)

Etiquette doesn't care what someone's legal or birth name is. You use the most formal version of the name they actually use. So a gentleman whose legal name is "James Arthur Smith" but alwa… (View Post)

It's definitely rude for a guest to stand in the middle of the aisle, block the groom's and bridesmaids' view of the bride, block the photographer, and just generally get in the way. But, as always, … (View Post)

How I wish I could get away with saying this on Facebook. (View Post)

Oh, but I do think honorifics are appropriate for all addressees, not just the adults. Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Simpson Master Bartholomew J. Simpson Misses Lisa and Margaret Simpson (View Post)