Gentle Reader: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

My daughters play competitive soccer. It is understood, and often in the rule book, that the parents of one team sit on one ...

GENTLE READER: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

I consider this something like a sympathy situation and wonder if the remaining employees should call or write me to offer ...

Not saying “please” and “thank you” in their everyday lives is one of the common signs of someone who doesn’t have any ...

Etiquette, once a rigid set of unspoken rules, is constantly evolving, reflecting shifts in societal norms and technological ...

England is a nation where ancient traditions remain deeply ingrained in everyday life, with the monarchy often showcasing ...

GENTLE READER: As etiquette prohibits you from snatching a gift back out of the recipient’s hands, Miss Manners recommends ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to giving away valuable jewelry someone found as a ...

I found a really nice bracelet at a park. Someone dear to me has a birthday soon, and her birthstone happens to be a garnet.

Memorize these British etiquette rules to look perfectly proper in every situation—from social gatherings to business ...

Dear Miss Manners: Too often for my comfort, I find myself at the bottom of a staircase, escorting a woman upstairs. My instinct is to let the woman go first, but the unfortunate result is that when I ...