In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a wedding guest questioning etiquette within the ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in ...
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Do You Really Need to Have a Bridal Shower?While a bridal shower filled with lighthearted games, gorgeous gifts, and luxurious décor can be a treasured part of the ...
When it comes to brides and wedding planning, “It’s not about you” is just another way of saying “You don’t matter.” It turns ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in ...
Andrews McMeel-Miss Manners on MSN20h
Every Bride Has 'Her Day,' Right or WrongIt used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in many of them being called "Bridezilla," everyone else started popping up to proclaim it Her ...
GENTLE READER: A huge industry is committed to the notion that weddings are an etiquette-free period for bridal couples. So ...
Does the mother of the bride want to exclude her ex -- who treated her abominably ... to get the correct shade of blue on ...
Dear Miss Manners: It used to be the bride who proclaimed that the wedding was Her Day. As soon as that attitude resulted in ...
“You’d better never wear white as someone has a wedding that day,” another joked.
If you’re of the camp that all etiquette rules everywhere should be etched into stone, you might want to sit down. These are ...
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