In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to wedding invitation etiquette and how to respond to ...

GENTLE READER: The wording is unfortunate, but Miss Manners is guessing that it is not intended to say that you can’t come to ...

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GENTLE READER: The wording is unfortunate, but Miss Manners is guessing that it is not intended to say that you can’t come to ...

I am not in a couple, and haven’t been for some time. I am not dating anyone, and my ex-husband is dead, so I can’t ask him.

When you get invited to a wedding or a ... the invite.” By wording your response like this, you’re making it clear that you’re setting a boundary, which can be useful if someone keeps pushing you ...

“If a guest chooses to bring a small gift of congratulations, it would be fine but unlike showers and the wedding, it is not gift-driven, Gottsman says. “The invitation may even ...

Getting married takes a lot of planning and guests not following a list of simple, unspoken rules could test even the strongest of friendships, say a team of wedding experts. Nicola Barker ...

It’s one of the most common—and awkward—guest list debates: who gets a plus one ... can say “yes”, “no” or “undecided”, can allow you to open up invitations to the B list ...

This lack of an invitation ... to offer a plus-one. Weddings are undoubtedly expensive. The Knot's 2025 Real Weddings Study found that the average wedding cost is $33,000. That's no small amount ...