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🔔 Are You Eating Dessert the Right Way? When enjoying dessert with only a fork, dining etiquette suggests avoiding cutting with the tines facing down. Instead, use the side of your fork to gently cut through your dessert. This small adjustment not only looks more polished but also prevents unnecessary scraping or awkward movements at the table.#etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #etiquetteexpert #finedining #ladylike #traditional #modernmanners

🔔 What’s the Value of Good Posture While Dining? When enjoying soup or any meal, maintaining good posture is essential. It’s easy to lean in or slouch over your bowl, but sitting upright adds an air of elegance and shows confidence and attentiveness. The best part? Good posture comes at no cost but brings an immediate boost to how confident and polished you appear. It not only keeps your movements controlled and refined but also leaves a positive impression on those around you. A little mindfulness in how you sit can elevate the entire dining experience!#etiquettetips #etiquette #traditional #diningtable #ladylike #finedining #oldfashioned #classy #elevate

🔔Are You Sipping with Class? When using a straw, there’s more to classy sipping than meets the eye. Good etiquette suggests lifting your glass instead of leaning over the table to reach your straw. Leaning forward can look awkward and cause you to slouch, disrupting the polished image you want to project. By lifting your glass, you not only keep your posture upright and poised but also maintain a graceful appearance. This habit prevents unnecessary spills and awkward movements, allowing you to enjoy your drink with ease and confidence. #etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #etiquetteexpert #selfimprovement #etiquette101 #finedining #levelup #traditional #elevate

🔔 Are You Holding Your Fork Correctly? In the English style of dining, there’s a key detail to remember: never flip the fork. Always hold it with the tines facing down. This classic technique keeps your movements elegant and refined, and reflects traditional dining etiquette #etiquettetips, #etiquette, #etiquettecoach, #etiquetteexpert, #finedining, #ladylike, #oldfashioned, #traditional, #classy, #diningtable, #mannersmatter, #modernmanners, #manners, #selfimprovement, #elevate, #levelup, #FineDiningExperience, #socialetiquette, #businessetiquette, #etiquette101, #diningetiquette, #respectfuldining#etiquettetips #etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquetteexpert #modernmanners #oldfashioned #finedininglovers #selfimprovement #elevate #levelup

🔔 Are You Actually Being Helpful When You Do This? When refilling your water or wine, you might think lifting your glass is helpful—but it’s not! Professional servers are trained to pour without spills, and leaving your glass on the table allows them to do just that. So next time, trust their expertise and keep your glass in place.#etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #finedining #levelup #ladylike #selfimprovement #diningtable #mannersmatter

🔔 Are You Starting Your Meal Too Soon? A simple but meaningful dining rule: don’t start eating until everyone at the table has been served. Waiting shows respect and consideration for those around you. However, there’s an exception for hot dishes like soup. If three or more people have been served their hot dish, it’s perfectly acceptable to begin eating while it’s still warm. #etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #finedining #finedininglovers #classy #manners #selfimprovement #levelup

🔔 Are You Doing This at a Dining Table? When dining, avoid using your utensils as conversation tools. If you need to emphasize a point, simply set your utensils down and use your hands to gesture naturally.#etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #etiquetteexpert #ladylike #modernmanners #selfimprovement

🔔 Are You Struggling with a Large Salad Plate? When your plate is oversized and loaded with salad ingredients, it can be tricky to reach pieces on the far side. Instead of constantly rotating your plate to get to what you want, try lifting the piece and bringing it closer to you. Another helpful tip: always start by eating food from the area of your plate closest to you. This creates space for when you need to shift items closer, making your dining experience smoother and more elegant.#etiquettetips #etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #selfimprovement #manners #diningtable #oldfashioned #traditional #modernmanners #classy #FineDiningExperience

How to Pickup an item from the floor #item #pickup #floor #care #etiquette #etiquettetips #etiquetterules #lacreme #casting #model #modeling #modelingagency

Here’s the corrected version of your text for improved grammar and readability: Bag Etiquette I see it every day. Ladies, even if you own the most expensive and luxurious bag, it is far more powerful and elegant not to “place” it for everyone to see. There are exceptions, of course. If you’re in a very busy pub or bar, make sure your bag is safe—no one wants the hassle of canceling credit cards, applying for new ones, replacing your driver’s license, or buying a new lipstick that was so hard to find in the first place! Join our special class, Social Etiquette “Norms,” where we’ll dive into subtle details that can effortlessly elevate your status. Without saying a word, you’ll exude elegance and freedom. After all, it’s better to know and not need it than to need it and not know how. Check link in BIO to see Etiquette Classes. . . #newyork #etiquette #elegantwoman #elegance #etiquetteclass #etiquettetips #etiquettecoach

What skills did I miss? #etiquettetips #gentleman #howtoadult #ettiquette #adviceformen

While most people have the best of intentions, they don’t always choose the correct words when it comes to grief. It’s a tricky situation to navigate as there never really is the “right” thing to say. So, let’s start with things to avoid saying to someone who is grieving the loss of someone close to them. Follow for more tips on how to navigate some of life’s trickiest situations and conversations. ❤️ #etiquette #oldsouletiquette #etiquettetips #etiquetteexpert #grief #griefsupport

Ven. Guan Cheng explains how to set up a Buddhist altar ☸️ #fyp #foryou #buddhism #buddhist #buddha #religion #religious #spiritual #spirituality #mindfulness #meditation #shrine #altar #buddhastatue #etiquette #etiquettetips #pagan #paganaltar #puja #butsudan #chinese #singapore #thailand #vietnam #learn

Replying to @Annabelle Chen do you know the origins of this etiquette rule that governs table manners in western culture? Don’t cut the salad with the knife? So what do you do?? #etiquette #etiquettetips #etiquettecoach #tablemanners #etiquetterules #elegancecoach #kikiastor

No elbows on the table? Really? Do you know the history of this etiquette rule and how impolite is it to break this common dictate of good manners? #etiquette #etiquettetips #etiquettecoach #manners #mannersmatter #mannersstillmatter #elegancecoach #highsociety #tablemanners #gracekelly #oldmoney #oldmoneylifestyle

I know that so many people are going to disagree with me on this, but I feel rather strongly about it. I understand that people want to keep their home clean but when you entertain, it’s about having people come over and not have to worry about looking bad or being uncomfortable… I can see both sides I suppose… What do you think? #Etiquette #EtiquetteTips #EtiquetteQuestion #EtiquetteCoach #EntertainingTips#EntertainingTipsiquette #SocialSkills #EntertainingAtHome

#greenscreen this is an important social skill. Not everyone can like you, and vice versa. Being polite does not mean having to like everyone. Sometimes it’s crucial to clear up the real relationship between you and your nemesis in order to avoid being associated with someone with a potentially bad reputation. It’s bad etiquette to run around disparaging them so keep it to your own opinion, expressed clearly, but without too much sordid detail. Say your piece, then move on and don’t revisit. I don’t try to make your conversation partner agree with you. Because then, it becomes gossip and you will be in the wrong. #socialskills #etiquettetips #elegancecoach #elegantlady #oldmoneylifestyle #oldmoneylife #etiquette #polite #mannersmatter #mannersstillmatter #manners

Here’s a little social skills hack that will banish social anxiety. What’s the easiest, fastest way to come off as charming, elegant, and socially savvy to anyone you meet, especially at a social event, all while demonstrating perfect etiquette? It all happens in the first seconds. What’s the etiquette of responding to a greeting and how can you use your response to your advantage? The answer is in this very useful video. Whether your old money, you money, in a formal or casual setting, you can use these tip tips to make friends and influence people. ##SocialSkills##SocialAnxiety##CocktailPartyTips##EtiquetteTips##EleganceTips##Etiquette##EleganceCoach##EtiquetteCoach##OldMoney##UpperClass##conversationstarters

🔔 I Hope You’re Not Making This Mistake. One common etiquette slip-up at the dining table is using utensils, especially knives, to gesture while speaking. It can be distracting, appear impolite, or even seem unsafe. Instead, place your utensils down and use your hands for gestures. This simple change shows consideration and respect for others, maintaining a polished and pleasant dining atmosphere!#etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #levelup #FineDiningExperience #selfimprovement #mannersmatter #selfimprovement #traditional #modernmanners

#greenscreen this interesting little piece of so-called etiquette advice from so-called etiquette experts gave me a giggle this morning… What do you say to people when they announce their engagement? “Wow you deserve each other”? I’m relatively sure they’re expecting congratulations, not a lecture on the patriarchy… but I tried to make this useful, with advice on what to say if the couple are truly horrible and deserve each other #etiquettetips #etiquette #etiquettecoach #elegancecoach #engagement #engagementannouncement #engagedcouple #manners

POV: you have that one friend who always orders the most expensive thing on the menu when they know you’re going to split the bill… #oldmoney #etiquette #etiquettetips #lifeskills #socialskills #socialskillshacks #splittingthebill #nouveaupauvre #manners #mannersmatter #aita