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Pop Quiz! The invite says 8 P.M. You should arrive at: A. 7:55 P.M. You never want to be late. B. 8:10 P.M. The host will appreciate the extra minutes to prepare. C. Fashionably late. Who wants to be the first person in an empty room?

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Always Say Hello and Goodbye

Even though saying "hello" and "goodbye" seems like an easy task, we assure you that there's more complication involved.

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What to Bring

Here's a guide for what to bring to help your host(ess) out.

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The Art of Mingling

Are you always in fear of making awkward conversation with other people? Here's how to make the best of mingling situations.

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How Long to Stay

Should you stay or should you go? Here are a couple of pointers for you to know.

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Thank You Notes

Thank the host for throwing a great party.

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All Occasion Hostess Gift Guide

Giving the hostess a gift is important to show how much you appreciate all their hard work preparing the party and how much you appreciate them.

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Thoughtful Thank You Gift Ideas for the Host

Here are ideas for getting the greatest gifts for your host.

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Addressing Your Invitations

The rules for addressing invitations are the same regardless of which invitation style you've chosen.

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"No Host Bar" Weddings: Consider This

Guests will be caught off guard if drinks are not complimentary at a wedding. As the party host, you need to let guests know in the invitation or on the reception card insert that they will be paying for their own drinks. While it's customary to foot the whole bill as the host of a wedding, there are instances where it just isn't possible.

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