Basic etiquette of visitors at home
When guests come, whether they are acquaintances or strangers visiting for the first time, whether they are people with status, money or ordinary people, they should be warmly greeted. If you have an appointment, you should take the initiative to meet. Don't refuse uninvited guests, and don't show displeasure, which will put them in a dilemma. You should let them in as soon as possible, ask about the purpose of your visit and handle it as appropriate. In case the guest wants to go out when visiting, if there is no hurry or an appointment, he should accompany the guest first; If you have to leave because of an emergency or appointment, you should also know the guest's visit intention and make another appointment as appropriate.
If you know in advance that the guests are coming, you should clean up the room and prepare tea. Give up your seat and serve tea when the guests come. Tea sets should be clean, and tea should be put in proper amount, not too much and too bitter, nor too little and too light. Every time you pour tea, it is eight minutes full, which is convenient for guests to serve. When serving tea, hold the cup with both hands, the ear with one hand and the bottom with the other. Take the cup away from the table when you continue tea, so as not to drop water on the table or guests.
(3) There are guests at home. When new guests visit, they should introduce each other and receive them together. If you need to talk to one party alone, you should explain it to the other party so as not to make the guests feel strange. Pay attention to the conversation, don't be half-hearted or watch it often.
(4) If there are guests at home, don't listen to them, and don't turn up the TV or listen to the tape recorder; Parents should not beat and scold their children in front of guests, and family members should not quarrel. These situations will either affect the conversation of the guests or make them feel embarrassed.
Some guests will come to visit with gifts, and we should sincerely thank them. If it is inconvenient to accept for some reason, you should also frankly explain the reasons to avoid misunderstanding.
6. To say goodbye to others, the host should wait for the visitor to get up first, and then stand up by himself. Long-distance guests usually leave home and then shake hands and say goodbye. Don't let the guest just walk out the door with his front foot and close the door with his back foot? Bang? It is very impolite to close the door quietly.
When there are guests at home, children need to deal with them and should learn some manners to receive guests. So, what are the etiquette for children to receive guests?
First, welcome etiquette When a child finds a guest visiting, he should open the door in time, welcome the guest and say: Hello (you)! Welcome to my home! Come on in! ? And sideways to let the guests enter the door first.
Second, the etiquette of receiving guests When the children introduce the guests into the door, they should ask the guests to sit on the sofa in the living room and say, Please sit down! Have a rest first. ? Express gratitude when you receive a gift.
Third, the hospitality etiquette When the child asks the guests to sit down, they should bring tea, fruit and snacks in time, put them on the coffee table near the guests, offer tea to the guests, and say: Please drink tea! Please eat fruits and snacks! ?
4. Etiquette for entertaining small guests If there are small guests to follow up, parents can educate their children to ask what fruits and snacks their children like best and prepare them in time. They can also take out their own story books and cartoons to accompany their children, or take out toys to accompany their children. Play and play games.