We all know the rule. When you are a guest in someone's home, or at their wedding, you graciously eat the meal that is served. Bringing your own food is typically seen as the height of bad manners, a ...

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DEAR MISS MANNERS: Our niece had a wedding shower recently. Living 1,800 miles away, we declined the invite, but went to the wedding registry and purchased a gift costing $100 and had it delivered.

Weddings are an American rite of passage, the ultimate moment when dreams come true. No expense or effort is spared to make the wedding the perfect moment. Family and friends travel hundreds of miles ...

Two couples who planned their weddings at a popular Dublin pub have said they are devastated by its closure. The Betsy in Swords made the announcement on social media, but people with long-standing ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: When the bride’s parents pay for the wedding, should they not be able to invite at least half of the guests? Related Articles Miss Manners: I housesat for my neighbor and got ...