Dear Left Behind: You’re not overreacting. A friendship this long comes with the natural expectation of being present for ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to wedding invitation etiquette and how to respond to ...

When opting out of a gathering, Parker recommends following this formula: acknowledge the invitation; honor something about ...

Well, let’s start with engagement party etiquette and the point ... “Regarding wording on an engagement party or a wedding invitation, mentioning gifts in any manner is considered in poor ...

There are no set wedding etiquette rules for exactly how ... you can alter the wording on the invitation to call it a “wedding reception” or “celebration of the couple,” which can subtly ...

Dear Miss Manners: Would it be acceptable to include a P.S. on an invitation that ... As this is an intimate wedding, you need not mimic the formal, third-person wording, but, if you prefer ...

My mother is concerned that the lack of a formal printed invitation would ... As this is an intimate wedding, you need not mimic the formal, third-person wording but, if you prefer, simply write ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My beloved and I are planning a small, intimate wedding ... that the lack of a formal printed invitation would be seen as a breach in etiquette. Can you please advise us?

While traditional wedding etiquette often prioritizes the ... Another supporter emphasized that formal wedding invitations require clear wording that reflects actual relationships: "Wedding ...

According to traditional wedding etiquette ... you can opt for wording like: “Charles and Delaney Tout and Harold and Claudia Kohn invite you to celebrate with their children Amelia and Stephen.” ...