Charlotte Etiquette by Mannerly

Charlotte Etiquette by Mannerly We teach manners and social skills in fun, relevant ways to new learners to seasoned professionals
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Manners made fun for kids!Our September class, Etiquette Foundationals for Every Social Setting, helps kids build confid...
08/26/2026

Manners made fun for kids!

Our September class, Etiquette Foundationals for Every Social Setting, helps kids build confidence for everyday moments — from greetings to good habits at the table and beyond. Registration closes Sept 6!

Then in October, we're diving into Dining Etiquette for Kids — a hands-on class all about table manners done right. Registration closes Oct 11.

Spots fill up quickly each season — tap the links below to save your child's seat!

September Classes: https://www.mannerly.com/classes/p/making-manners-fun-september-2026

October Classes: https://www.mannerly.com/classes/p/making-table-manners-fun-october-2026

08/26/2026

Napkin Etiquette 101

If you need the leave the table momentarily, please leave your napkin in your chair. When you finish your meal, please place your napkin to the left of your plate.

To learn more about our modern approach to etiquette and manners, please visit Mannerly.com

08/26/2026

Lovely visit to NYC with friends and family and so much to share soon.

Manners (still) matter.

With heartfelt gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

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08/25/2026

Welcome back to Mannerly Monday!

To learn more, visit mannerly.com

With gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

08/25/2026

A case for place cards (and thoughtful seating at the dinner table)

Welcome back to Mannerly Monday where we cover one modern etiquette tip each week.

Great gatherings are built on thoughtfulness. One of my favorite small detail when hosting is plan seating arrangements and ‘reserve’ everyone’s place at the table with a place card. It’s so simple, but it can show each guest they are meant to be ‘here’ AND thoughtful seating can help the flow of conversation at the table. A few thoughts on seating arrangements - I never seat couples together. I like to place the host at the head of the table. Traditionally, the guest of honor is to the right of the host.

To learn more about our etiquette programs, please visit Mannerly.com

With gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

08/24/2026

Glassware Etiquette for adults | How to properly hold a water glass or a wine glass

Welcome back to Mannerly Monday where we cover one modern etiquette tip each week.

To learn more about our etiquette programs, please visit Mannerly.com

With gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

08/24/2026

To learn more about us or to register for an etiquette course, please visit Mannerly.com

With heartfelt gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

08/23/2026

Old-School Manners We Are Still Teaching In 2025

Hold doors open for others. Both boys and girls can share the virtues of kindness and service.

Wait to speak instead of interrupting. Self-control and dignity go hand in hand

Thank you notes (in ink!) are heartfelt expressions of gratitude. Skip the text. Pick up your pen.

Offer your seat to someone - notice the needs of others.

No electronics at the table. Do not miss moments of true connection.

Help clean up without being asked. True etiquette shows up in humble service.

Confidently introduce yourself and friends to one another. It is inclusive and communicates respect.

Eye contact during conversation. Screens have trained us to look down.

We agree manners (still) matter. Let’s raise the next generation of kind, confident kids who share honor and respect with others.

To learn more about us or to register for an etiquette course, please visit Mannerly.com

With heartfelt gratitude,
Elizabeth Anne Russell

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