Miss Manners: Are you obligated to give a gift for an invite you didn’t expect?
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NJ.com28d
Miss Manners: Cash bar at destination wedding becomes a point of contention
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
NJ.com12d
Best of Miss Manners: I don’t want to get my fiancée a diamond engagement ring, but she’s insisting
The reason is not because there is any etiquette rule ... for Nov. 7, 2024 Miss Manners: My fiancé is dead set against my rude, racist uncle attending our wedding There’s a new deadline to ...
Cleveland.com29d
Miss Manners: My daughter’s upcoming wedding is turning into a disaster
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
The Washington Post29d
Miss Manners: Daughter won’t agree to open bar at her wedding
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
Sun Sentinel28d
Miss Manners: Our daughter is making big mistakes in her wedding reception plans
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
Penn Live29d
Miss Manners: Parents battling bride over open bar at wedding reception
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
Alaska Dispatch News29d
Miss Manners: Whether to have an open bar at my daughter’s wedding reception is causing friction
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.
Oregonian29d
Miss Manners: Parents frustrated when bossy bride doesn’t accept suggestions, feels she knows best
My daughter doesn’t share the same etiquette as I do ... because someone is paying for a wedding does not mean that their decisions should dominate, Miss Manners has often said.