One half of this couple would prefer to find out WHO a guest is bringing and include that name on the invitation.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My soon-to-be husband and I are planning our wedding, and are having a disagreement on how to address the ...

If there’s anyone special he would like to bring ... we should address the invitation to them both, so his date feels ...

The “plus-one” matter is complicated. Established couples must be invited together, but allowing singles to invite their own ...

Fiancé thinks addressing plus ones by name on wedding invites isn’t important, but the letter writer disagrees.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My soon-to-be husband and I are planning our wedding, and are having a disagreement on how to address the ...

how the invitation is delivered, and the expected response date. Here, we're tackling the complexities of RSVP etiquette. It turns out it's not as easy as you'd think! Related: What To Do When ...

It is in the interest of restaurants to have dissatisfied customers speak up, so that errors are corrected and they go home ...

However, Miss Manners does not consider this permission to critique the waiter. Perhaps someone in the kitchen was at fault.

It is in the interest of restaurants to have dissatisfied customers speak up, so that errors are corrected and they go home happy. In other business transactions, people know that they are entitled to ...

Canceling plans last minute can feel a bit thoughtless. A sweet gesture can put a better taste in a person's mouth, especially if you bailed on a wedding. "Consider either a handwritten card of thanks ...