Posts Tagged ‘etiquette’

Spring Cleaning Printables

Spring is in the air around the lower mainland, and many families have already begun their annual spring cleaning routine. To help you with your spring cleaning efforts, Elizabeth Etiquette has created a few handy printables for you to use. Cleaning List Rather than tackling your spring cleaning once a year, if you stay on […]

Successful Dating at University and College

With Valentine’s Day approaching, many people’s thoughts turn to love and romance.That is equally true for young adults attending university or college. Even though there is a lot of work, everyone needs a break and it can be nice to share those times with someone special. Universities are filled with potential partners and it is […]

The Perfect Wedding Shower

As you begin your wedding plans you will discover that there are a number of special events that take place prior to the actual wedding. The wedding shower is one of these exciting events. Traditionally, the Maid of Honour and Bridesmaids are responsible for planning and hosting the bridal shower. Some people consider it improper […]

Bike Month and Road Bike Etiquette

In British Columbia, June is Bike Month. During this month, many organizations and government agencies host or sponsor bicycling events intended to encourage people to bike more and drive less. (You can get more information and see a list of upcoming events at the Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) Bike Month website). Increasing the number […]

Top 10 Tips for Planning the Perfect Wedding!

Just the thought of planning a Wedding can be overwhelming and stressful for most people. Not sure where to start? Start with these Top 10 Tips as a foundation for your “To Do” List: Permission to Marry – Start off on the right footing and future in-laws, on both sides, will be happy. It is […]

Grace in Hockey and Other Sports

The Vancouver Canucks have just won a challenging round against the Chicago Blackhawks in the Stanley Cup playoffs and the city has been abuzz with the excitement of the games. Everywhere you look someone is wearing a Canucks jersey, complete strangers are discussing the games, and Canucks flags are flying on top of buildings and […]

Lent and Respecting Others’ Personal Choice

Recently, I was having lunch in a restaurant and overheard someone explaining how they had given up dessert for Lent. I was reminded of how fortunate we are to live in a multicultural society where people have differing beliefs and customs. For those not familiar with Lent, it is a period of penitence observed by […]

The Fitness and Etiquette Connection

Fitness, Exercise, Yoga and Pilates seem to be on people’s minds these days. The finer weather is approaching and we are all eager to get in shape. I am often asked, “Is there a connection between Fitness and Etiquette?” There is and, to provide more details, it is my pleasure to introduce the author of […]

Bicycle Safety Considerations

With the nicer weather, more and more people are getting out their bicycles to spend time outdoors. I’m blessed to live in the Greater Vancouver area where cities and municipalities have set up multiple bicycle paths, as well as skate and bike parks. However, I was recently reminded of the importance of teaching children about […]

Snow Etiquette Fundamentals

Consideration and Kindness Living in the Greater Vancouver area, I don’t have many opportunities to experience snow. When it comes, there is often a feeling of excitement, especially among children, and it often melts before it becomes too tiresome. However, the lack of experience with snow in this part of the world also often means […]

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