How can I dress more elegantly and classy? What makes an outfit elegant?
If you want to go for a specially elegant look: get pieces in black, white, pink, and grey. Stick to a neutral palette and get those pieces tailored. A great fitting wardrobe shows style and elegance. And to be honest, once you get pieces that fit, you won't have to keep buying the same pieces over and over.
Read MoreAfter receiving a gift, attending a dinner party, or leaving someone's house from an overnight stay, you know you need to write a thank you note, but you might not know what to say. AFS shows you how..
Read MoreHow to walk in heels like a professional - Why women are getting it wrong when it comes to walking and sitting in high heels. A traditional walk is heel-toe, and whilst in heels this is still true, it shouldn’t be as pronounced as when in flat shoes.
Read MoreHow to look rich and classy. Being classy is all about style, elegance, sophistication, polished etiquette, grace and finesse.
Read MoreWhat do you do when you call someone the wrong name? or forget their name? Etiquette answers by Australian Finishing School. AFS and ABC Radio Interview Exclusive
Read MoreAustralian Finishing School's Guide to Hosting a Children's Birthday Party. Birthday Party Etiquette for opening gifts. Children's Birthday Party Invitation Etiquette, Party Favours, when to serve food and more..
Read MoreFun Ways of Teaching Teens Etiquette with the Australian Finishing School Young Adult Social Etiquette Certification. Simple and fun activities will show teens how to be polite, courteous and properly conduct themselves in real-life settings. Practical steps and Etiquette Lessons for Teens and Children.
Read MoreTable Manners and Dining Etiquette. Which fork do I use first? When can I start eating? How many meals can I order? What is fine dining etiquette? We have all your answers. Dining etiquette is more than just table manners.
Read MoreNot fitting in at school: How to help your kid or yourself if you are a teen. It’s back to school time, prepare your children for the future by booking in one of our social etiquette workshops. We specialise in workshops for teens and children to best prepare them for fitting in at school and society. Build personal confidence, elegance and grace.
Read MoreWhat to wear to a wedding? Wedding etiquette attire is tricky.. What do you wear to a summer wedding? Weddings are a time of joy and celebration. Whether you're attending as a friend, a relative, or have a role to play such as the Mother of the Bride or Groom, look your best and know how to be a wonderful guest.
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Read MoreHow to be an adult. How to be a lady? Here are some proper Etiquette for all Situations and life lessons to get you on the road to success as an adult.
Do you have a hard time acting like an adult towards others, even though legally you are one? Being an adult can be a difficult thing to do, especially if you aren’t sure what being an adult is all about. Making adjustments to your lifestyle and your general attitude towards others can bring you one step closer to acting like an adult.
Read MoreRegifting Etiquette and Christmas Invitation Etiquette the how to guide.. Is Regifting rude? How to get the Invite for your partner?
Read MoreTips to build your confidence and appear more attractive. Australian Finishing School's top tips in how to become more confident with practical life skills..
Read MoreAre you planning on getting married in 2018? We have lots of information regarding Gay Wedding Invitations and Gay Wedding Planning Etiquette for 2018.
Read MoreHere are some golden steps for perfecting how to eat and enjoy an oyster & a few tips for making the most of the experience...
Read MoreHow to be a lady? There are all sorts of theories on how to be a lady.Two theories that stood out for me was that being a lady does not require wealth, though historically there were a larger proportion of ladies among the wealthy.
Read MoreIs it ok to ask for an invite? Is it OK to regift? All your questions answered.
Read More1 Choose people to invite. Very basic, just choose your best friends. However, try to make sure people you invite don't hate each others guts or dislike them. The larger the party it is the less of a problem it is, but if you can avoid having any rivalries, then it will be a better party.
Read MoreAlcohol will be served at 72 per cent of holiday parties and nearly a third of employees will behave badly.
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