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DEAR MISS MANNERS: My daughter is planning a wedding in 14 months. We are currently looking at venues in the city where she ...

Is there a polite way to use a save-the-date card to say, “We’d love for you to come, but if you know you can’t, let us know ...

We know many people will not be able to attend. We also know that the invitation list will be limited by the occupancy limits ...

Rather, when that time comes, you will probably have to call around to non-responders to find out. And if they say they are ...

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Some men just don’t seem to get the hint. How do you politely say, “It’s you, personally, I am not interested in”?

It is never safe to presume which guests would decline. It is not even safe to count on any answers received this far in advance, as plans often change. In an ideal world, you would know who is coming ...

Rather, when that time comes, you will probably have to call around to non-responders to find out. And if they say they are not sure, Miss Manners would condone your replying, “Oh, I’m so sorry. I ...

I am an RN, and I spent most of my 30-year career working at a community hospital near my home. It didn’t have the greatest reputation, but it had some great doctors and nurses, and I was proud of the ...

At the final Park City edition of Sundance last week, my 14th consecutive one, I contemplated this line from Butch Cassidy ...