The Rudest Things You Can Do At A Holiday Party
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Etiquette experts share the faux pas to avoid as a guest at these festive gatherings.
The holiday season is brimming with occasions to indulge in sweet treats, exchange gifts, admire seasonal decor and of course, gather together for festive parties.
“As a guest at a holiday party, you are invited because the host wants you to be included in their celebration,” Diane Gottsman, the author of “Modern Etiquette for a Better Life” and founder of The Protocol School of Texas, told HuffPost. “They think you have something to offer fellow guests, with great conversation and your friendly demeanor.”
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