If you’re of the camp that all etiquette rules everywhere should be etched into stone, you might want to sit down. These are the etiquette rules that some folks said could use a little refinement ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to whether it's OK to have an end time for an event.

Generally, if I am inviting guests for dinner, I ask them to please arrive at a certain time, with no ending time given. But for a child’s birthday party, one would invite guests from, say, 2 p.m. to ...

Can we return to saying 'please' and 'thank you,' holding the door open for others, and doing these things simply because it's the right thing to do?

Miss Manners cannot promise that they will develop the same aesthetic and sentimental attachment to the set that you seem to ...

Timeless lessons from a generation raised on manners that can transform your relationships and create meaningful connections.

Air travel can be a delight, but it's essential to mind your manners. Here are the six basic etiquette rules to ensure a ...

The Public Relations Department of the University for Media, Arts, and Communications (UniMAC) has organised a protocol and ...

Seeing someone wearing headphones in public doesn't mean they're ill-mannered; it just means they're a person wearing ...

The truth is there's a certain charm and respect that comes with old-school etiquette that's well worth ... and "thank you" probably seems like basic manners, and that's because it is.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I carry all of my weight in my belly. Since I’ve been 18, I’ve had to deal with people asking when I’m due or whether it’s a boy or a girl. It always makes me feel fat ...