Entertaining etiquette has changed quite a bit over the years, but one thing that will never go out of style: being considerate to your host. If you've been invited to a party or get together, be sure ...

“Don’t feel as though perfect is the goal to achieve,” Sullivan said. “Guests crave time well spent, good food and drink and ...

I’m not a cook. I do, however, love to entertain. Because having guests to my home typically involves feeding them, I try to compensate for my lack of culinary skills with stylish presentation. A ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- We find ourselves getting invited to a lot of parties this time of year: dinners, cookie swaps, and holiday get-togethers, and we never like to show up empty-handed. Need ideas ...

We may receive an affiliate commission from anything you buy from this article. In the 1940s and '50s, Washington, D.C. socialite Perle Mesta was renowned for hosting parties that brought political ...

I think no matter where what the environment is, the most important thing is the intent to gather friends, and mix up the crowd, because if your guests are lame, your party is going to be lame, no ...

Though wine is another common gift idea, Garten explained how this might disrupt the work that the host has put into carefully planning their menu. “If it's chilled, you feel like you have to serve it ...