The Arrival of Your Guests
This is part of a series I've been wanting to do for a long time so I am excited I am able to have Eugene do this for my blog. It is about etiquette as was appropriate in the Victorian Era (1837–1901). During that time, culturally there was a transition away from the rationalism of the Georgian period and toward romanticism and mysticism with regard to religion, social values, and the arts. The era is popularly associated with the values of social restraint. What? Social restraint? What's that?!? So we move on....thank you for reading.
Love, George
The Arrival of Your Guests
Love, George
The Arrival of Your Guests

If you are the type of hostess or host that likes to give in to explanations and love introducing people to one another be sure that you do not exploit your guests with embarrassing hyperbole or make any type of personal remarks. If you are cultured hostess or host then you will not have any issues when greeting your guest upon their arrival. Everyone that is participating in any type of formality, even at a dinner party, will eventually compliment one another. When you compliment someone do it sincerely. But never anywhere nor at any time may one ask anyone, "How much did it cost?" Following these basic rules will assure a pleasing dinner party or any other formality.











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