Etiquette and manners for men

The rules to being a gentleman say “please and ”thank you” ♠  work hard ♠ mind your manners offer a lady your seat ♠ don’t swear ♠ extend a firm handshake ♠ keep your word ♠ respect your elders ♠ always make eye contact ♠ open doors for others ♠ stand up straight ♠ stay well groomed ♠ act chivalrous ♠ read books often ♠ have a romantic sensibility ♠ shy away from gossip ♠ be punctual ♠ love fiercely ♠ stay humble | follow @aperfectmale www.wfpcc.com

The Kingsman Gentlemen's Guide

I'm not saying that everyone should know how to kick down a door, cook their own beef jerkey, or the difference between an IPA and a lager . . . but it sure might help make the world a better place.

Travel company Loyd & Townsend Rose has created an easy-to-follow guide for hapless Brits and visitors to the UK to make sure you're always saying, wearing and doing the right thing.

Good Manners Chart (Manners & Etiquette for Kids) - All Gifts Considered

Hopefully, you got plenty of tutorials about table manners when you were growing up. But not everyone did. And even if you feel you’ve got the basics of dining etiquette down, it’s always good to get a refresher. Manners elevate even everyday meals, making them feel like special and set-apart occasions. Related Posts Dining Etiquette […]

Personality and manners reflect in handshakes and this is why every man should master the handshake etiquette.