In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to when to respond to invitations someone is declining.

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I send regrets for small group invitations, but am not sure what's expected and most helpful when included in a mass mailing ...

I am not sure what is expected and most helpful when included in a mass mailing such as for a fundraising event.

There are certain unspoken rules of hospitality that we all understand. When you invite someone into your home for a meal, ...

From handshakes to hugs, etiquette experts unpack how to avoid awkward missteps in a consent-conscious, multicultural world.

I can't imagine showing up empty-handed to any party, much less a wedding, not even taking the time to write a basic ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a couple upset that many wedding attendees arrived ...

Perhaps, however, she can ease your mind by offering some reasonable explanations: Some people do not wish to make a donation ...

Perhaps, however, she can ease your mind by offering some reasonable explanations: Some people do not wish to make a donation in someone else’s name to someone else’s charity. Some people are not card ...

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We truly and absolutely do not want gifts, but is it wrong to want people to take five minutes to write a card?