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Here are the top ten articles for the Etiquette Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in!

1. Semi-formal Attire
Semi-formal attire, although loosely used, can be easily defined

2. Remembering Mom on Mother's Day
Remember that your mom/wife does a lot for you every day. This is one day where you can recognize this by taking care of her.

3. Semi-casual Attire
Various Attire Definitions Float Around. Semi Casual is Broken Down Here.

4. Cancelling an Appointment
Is cancelling the New Black? Cancelling an appointment is not just inconvenient for you. Your cancelling is affecting others. Keeping that in mind is a step closer to cancelling with style.

5. Social Kissing
The handshake is losing ground to the social kiss. What works and why we should consider "to kiss or not?" upon hellos and good-byes

6. Graduation Attire
Attending a Graduation Party Requires a Little Foresight From the Guest

7. Sneezing Etiquette
We are all faced with the cold and flu challenges. Here are some suggestions to survive the sneeze with grace and consideration.

8. Attending a Funeral
Although attending a funeral or memorial service can be difficult. Your presence is important to those who knew the deceased. Here are some recommendations to make this time a little easier.

9. Making Eye Contact
Eye contact during conversation is important.

10. Business Meals
Whether breakfast, lunch or dinner, the business meal is a time when manners matter, consideration of those around you will make a huge impression and being able to talk without your mouth full of food will determine the type of impression you (and essentially the company you represent) will make.



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