Tuesday, November 24, 2015

New Year's Eve Rules of Etiquette

New Year's Eve Etiquette

NYE 2016 Downtown Detroit
New Year's Eve Done Right.

Bring The Class With These 6 Simple Rules Of Etiquette 

While Enjoying A Flawless NYE.


  1. Be Patient And Polite With Staff. Holidays are hectic for businesses and their employees, and no one wants to have to work New Years, but someone has to - keep that in mind while interacting with your bartender or waiter throughout the evening.
  2. Tip Generously. If you are going to go out for New Year's Eve, you have to be prepared to tip appropriately. It is customary, and just good karma, to tip a little extra around the holidays. Your bartender, waiter, etc. is working the biggest party night of the year, so spread the holiday cheer by tipping generously. Confused on the general etiquette for tipping? Do some research before you head out on December 31st by checking out this handy guide to tipping.
  3. Don’t Be That Person, AKA Keep It Classy. We’ve all seen that person while enjoying a night out - spilling drinks, yelling, getting into fights. No one likes that person and they force their friends to play babysitter for the duration of the evening. New Year’s Eve is supposed to be a party for everyone, so don’t be selfish by getting sloppy. The biggest party night of the year is the perfect time to try out the Accountabilibuddy System so you can ensure a successful, drama free night for both you and your friend.
  4. Social Media Smart. It’s advisable to wait to post any NYE pics the day after so you can appropriately (and soberly) review your content before posting. Protect against embarrassing  tags by using your social media account’s privacy settings to prevent people from inappropriately tagging or posting pictures of you.
  5. Be A Good Guest. If you are planning on attending a party at someone’s house on New Year's Eve make sure to bring your host or hostess a gift. A bottle of champagne is always appreciated, or you could inquire as to whether your host needs something specific. Even if you are only planning on meeting at someone's house to later hit the town, it is good etiquette to bring them a token to signify your appreciation and the giving nature of the holiday season.
  6. Dress To The Nines. New Years Eve is made for fashion, glitter, and glitz. Dress your best and remember to keep it classy.

A flawless New Years Eve begins with the plans. Take advantage of discount prices by planning early. Check out NYEDetroit.com for a complete list of all the hottest NYE parties in Metro Detroit.

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