Spas with Stars

Is into archery.

Has a great sense of a refreshing modern style.

He voiceovered the new rules of F1, BAHRAIN 2022 GP.

Is an instructor of the British Combat Association.

DINNER Invited to

When visiting for dinner, it’s important to observe good manners and etiquette. Here are some key points to keep in mind:

RSVP: Respond promptly to the invitation, indicating whether you’ll attend or not.

Punctuality: Arrive on time, but not too early. Being fashionably late is generally not a good practice.

Dress appropriately: Dress according to the occasion and any dress code mentioned in the invitation.

Bring a gift: It’s customary to bring a small gift for the host/hostess, such as a bottle of wine, flowers, or a dessert.

Greet the host: Upon arrival, greet your host with a warm smile and a handshake or hug, depending on your relationship.

Wait to be seated: Don’t sit down until the host invites you to do so.

Table manners: Follow proper table eti- quette, such as using utensils from the out- side in, chewing with your mouth closed, and placing your napkin on your lap.

Conversation: Engage in polite and con- siderate conversation. Avoid controversial topics like politics or personal matters.

Dietary restrictions: Inform your host of any dietary restrictions or allergies in advance.

Thank the host: After the meal, express your gratitude to the host for their hospi- tality.

Help with cleanup: Offer to help with clearing the table or doing the dishes, but don’t insist if the host declines.

Send a thank-you note: A handwritten thank-you note sent after the dinner is a thoughtful gesture.

Remember that good manners and cour- tesy go a long way in making the dinner enjoyable for everyone involved.