@frenchcuration: 💌For bookings in Paris and the south of France (restaurants, travel itineraries, activities) email me: [email protected] Places shown in the video: @stern_ristorante @baromi.sushi @chevalblancparis @theritzlondon @plenitude.paris @rosewoodhoteldecrillon Last shot of the video by @becomethemuse French etiquette most people misunderstand. Many habits that seem polite are actually considered rude in France. If someone invites you, accept graciously and say thank you — don’t argue. And if you invited someone, never split the bill. For dinner, arriving exactly on time isn’t ideal. A few minutes late is often more appropriate. Your phone shouldn’t be on the table, and conversation should never be about dominating the room, correcting someone’s pronunciation, or trying too hard to appear elegant. When bringing wine, don’t arrive with it already chilled. And if you bring a gift, don’t expect it to be opened immediately unless the host suggests it. One more rule: never start eating before the host. Because French politeness is subtle — it’s about awareness, balance, and respect for the moment. For more insights into French art de vivre, welcome to my account. #etiquettetips #oldmoneylifestyle #elevateyourself #feminineelegance #elevateyourlife

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