GENTLE READER: Back whenever engraving was invented, it would have been considered a breach of etiquette to use it instead of ...

Back whenever engraving was invented, it would have been considered a breach of etiquette to use it instead of handwriting.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My beloved and I are planning a small, intimate wedding. Rather than engage a printer, I am planning to ...

My mother is concerned that the lack of a formal printed invitation would be seen as a breach in etiquette. Can you please advise us? GENTLE READER: Back whenever engraving was invented ...

Readers write in from Delhi, Maruthancode, Tamil Nadu, Bengaluru, Jamshedpur, Chennai, Howrah, Mumbai and West Midnapore ...

Dear Tired of Irresponsible Invitees: Probably not as tired as Miss Manners is of pointing out how rude it is to ignore ...

GENTLE READER: Back whenever engraving was invented, it would have been considered a breach of etiquette to use it instead of ...

But keep your questions coming for the future! Whenever I run to the market, I ask a homebound neighbor if she needs anything ...

Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, dearmissmanners@gmail.com; or ...

Common courtesy should still apply at 30,000 feet. A quick glance or a polite, “Mind if I recline a bit?” isn’t hard -- ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I work as an usher at a popular field house that hosts a large number of sporting and entertainment events ...