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Congratulations vs Best Wishes:  do you know the difference?

Posted by Meg Maher on Dec 8, 2017 9:15:00 PM

"Best Wishes!" she said to me.  I remember it like it was yesterday.  I was walking in a local mall with my mother and we ran into a long time family friend.  My mother updated her on the news that I was recently engaged, and whilst oggling at the ring, she exclaimed "Best Wishes!".  I had never heard this before and when our brief encounter ended, my mother explained to me that she was correct in saying that as opposed to "Congratulations".

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Topics: Wedding, Etiquette, best wishes instead of congratulations, engagement, best wishes

Why you should unplug from social media at a wedding

Posted by Meg Maher on Aug 11, 2016 2:30:00 PM

Isn't it funny that these days the term "unplug" refers to turning off our wireLESS devices?  By definition, to unplug means to disconnect.  What is trending for weddings and events now is unplugging in order to CONNECT.

According to Mobilestatistics.com, the average person spends 23 days a year staring at their phone screen.  The better part of a month...lost looking down at a screen.

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Topics: Insider, Wedding, Event, Guests, Etiquette

"Love the people, not the party"  ~A look at event etiquette

Posted by Meg Maher on Jul 12, 2016 4:56:04 PM


In The Boston Globe Magazine, this past February, 'Miss Conduct':  Robin Abrahams, answers a reader's question of whether or not it is polite to leave a wedding because the music is too loud.  Her response, in my opinion, is wonderful...

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Topics: Party, RSVP, Event, Etiquette

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There is so much cool stuff happening in this new era of golf, and so many creative minds providing daily inspiration for weddings and events, we just want to stay involved. This blog is our way of doing just that! We wanted to be able to share and connect with the PCC community and beyond, from anywhere, at any time (even when there is no golf in sight in mid-February).

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