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9 Things You Should Never (Ever) Say to a Guest—Even If You Mean Well

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If a guest is arriving late, chances are they are already feeling pretty lousy about it. Emphasizing their lateness is not a way to make them feel welcome. "'You finally made it!' can sound playful, but feel rude," says lifestyle expert Meagan W. Shepherd. "It’s usually not personal, and life happens."
Opt for empathy in this moment by showing your appreciation for their arrival. A simple greeting like, "I’m so glad you’re here! Come on in!" or "Welcome! We’ve been looking forward to seeing you!" can instantly put a guest at ease.


 
 
 

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