S B. FINISHING SCHOOL OF ETIQUETTE EDUCATION

Why are wedding dresses white? What are the meanings behind wedding dress colours? Learn about the history of wedding dresses

By: Susie Wilson, Leading Etiquette Expert With the changing roles of women in the workplace, and workplace etiquette becoming more the...

Are we fighting a losing battle in attempting to be more civil, polite and respectful? Author Susie Wilson

Gain the skills you need to succeed through One-on-One Mentoring with Susie Wilson. Manners – n. from the Latin word for “hand”; meaning:...

After a year into the pandemic, there's no excuse not to be a video meeting professional. 1. Do: Turn on the camera There’s always...

Where to find the information The Elizabethan era is a rich one for printed source materials. It was an age in which the up-and-coming

We all slip up occasionally. Maybe we don’t respond promptly to every e-mail message, or we swear under our breath from time to time. Do...

English Queens In History Series

The ultimate legacy of Margaret Thatcher, one of Britain's most celebrated, yet divisive, prime ministers

Brief History of Etiquette "Etiquette" For many, the word "etiquette" implies white gloves, finger bowls, children curtsying.

Serving Serve soup or consommé in a plate placed on the table beforehand. Don't offer soups, salads, cheeses or fruit a second time.

History of Tea Time Prior to the introduction of tea into Britain, the English had two main meals, breakfast and dinner.

The pandemic shifted how people interact physically, but it inspired creativity and resilience.

Speech Etiquette Politeness Strategy in Everyday Communication.

Words give us the power to express ourselves and communicate with others. Our word choice reflects how we want to be perceived by the people

“Emails are easily shared,” says Susie Wilson. “It is important to put in the effort to create a professional, well-written, and proofread

Victorian Etiquette- History Women and the Victorian Bathing Machine

Signs You’re Actually Too Polite You can take politeness too far—it's time to stop apologising for everything.

Our time-honoured tradition and professional greeting have always been the extension of one’s hand in the form of a handshake when meeting

Hygiene Etiquette & Practice