Social etiquette

Travel company Loyd & Townsend Rose has created an easy-to-follow guide for hapless Brits and visitors to the UK to make sure you're always saying, wearing and doing the right thing.

Master the art of social grace with 50 simple etiquette rules that can elevate your personal and professional interactions. Ready to leave a lasting impression?

Our "Good Manners Chart" will help you teach manners and etiquette for kids, including basic good manners, table manners, at school, and more.

There's social etiquette and then there's Southern etiquette. Here are the unspoken social etiquette rules that hopefully you're following.

Learning social etiquette is not just something you do for your "public face". Social etiquette rules can help you to thrive in your social life! First impressions can spark insta-friends, epic deals and make relationships stick because of the little things. So, getting a grip on social etiquette is your secret edge. Think of it as your way to show up as the thoughtful, switched-on person you are, every single day. Ready to learn and benefit from it your whole

IF YOU ARE INITIATING THE DATE, DO THE ASKING IN ADVANCE. Asking someone on a Thursday evening to meet up for Thursday night drinks is not a date. A PROPER INVITATION: Make sure that you actually show some interest and intention into the asking. Saying “let’s catch up for drinks sometimes” is n

Trying to connect on social media without coming across as spammy, obtrusive or down-right annoying requires a form of etiquette shown here.

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There are many times when we wonder why we do things a certain way, and usually, there’s a very rational reason behind it. For example, Queen Elizabeth is known for always carrying her handbag in her left hand because she wants to keep her right hand free for handshakes. The only time she will change her purse placement is if she wants to let her staff know that she wants to end a conversation.