Posts by Stephanie Wicker

As seen on: Brentwood Press While the tradition of marriage has stood the test of time, wedding etiquette is constantly changing. From the bride and groom to the wedding party and invited guests, there are certain rules to follow that transform with time. The original purpose of bridesmaids and groomsmen were to ensure the bride…

As seen on: The Associated Press Business dining is not just about the meal, but developing relationships. More business transactions and negotiations take place while dining. Business lunches give professionals the opportunity to evaluate and get to know each other better. Are you making a good impression and representing your company by exhibiting the highest…

As seen on: The Little Pink Book You may not think twice about embracing an old colleague or long-time business partner you see at a conference or work event. But is it professional? “A lot of professionals are starting to address this, especially females who feel they need to hug to show friendliness,” Tina Hayes,…

As seen on: The Associated Press Keeping guests comfortable and entertained while dining al fresco can seem daunting. But a few fun items can help you create a cozy space, serve summer foods with flair, and send guests on their way with a reminder of a special backyard barbecue or patio party. These 10 outdoor…

As seen on: Cuisine Noir Magazine Are you one that hates shopping at grocery stores? Is it because of the prices, people or quality of food? What causes you to have an unpleasant shopping experience? As an etiquette resource, I am not able to reduce food prices or change the freshness of meats and produce,…