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“Western Formal Dining Etiquette From A To Z”
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Humans spent most of their lifetime socializing over food. In some instances, these gatherings take a more formal approach. At least once in your lifetime you will be invited to attend a formal dinner: to meet future in laws or prospective business partners, or to attend a conference dinner with colleagues. Whatever the occasion might be, you must be ready to master table manners and make a lasting impression on those around you. This course will give you the ultimate formal dinner experience and take you step by step through the process. Upon completing the course, you will have immaculate table manners and ready to dominate any international formal dinner.
Course Time:1 hour 22 minutes
Subtitles:
English
,
Spanish
,
Arabic
Language of Instruction:English
Course Content
- Introduction to the Course
- Arriving: Exiting the Car
- Door Etiquette: Pull Door, Push Door, Transparent Door
- Taking Off the Coat
- Ascending the Stairs
- In and Out of the Elevator
- Walking In: With a Man vs. With a Host/Maitre D’Hotel
- Seating Arrangement
- Taking Your Seat
- Hands Placement
- Placing Your Belongings
- Decoding the Table-Set Up
- BMW and "B" and "D" Rules
- Napkin Etiquette
- Glass Etiquette
- "Outside Inward" Rule
- Holding Cutlery
- Eating Styles: Continental vs. American
- Cutlery "Language": Break vs. Finished Positions
- Most Common Cutlery Mistakes
- Starting the Dinner
- Expecting Food and Drinks
- Bread Plate and Butter Knife
- Eating Salad
- Eating Soup
- Eating Main Course: Fish
- Salt and Pepper Go Together
- Eating Main Course: Poultry/Meat/Vegetarian
- Dietary Restrictions
- Finger Bowl
- Toasting
- Taking a Break
- Dessert Time
- Holding Tea Cup and Teaspoon
- Holding the Coffee Cup and Coffee Spoon
- Toothpick: Yes or No?
- Conversations
- Ending the Dinner
- Descending the Stairs
- Putting on the Coat
- Leaving: Entering the Car
- Thanking the Host
- Final Words