• British people like to shake hands briefly and firmly without delaying.
Cheek kissing
Most British men never hug or kiss other men, which is left to the ball Athletes and foreigners to do .
British etiquette
Theme : British etiquette Made by Xingang
Etiquette when meeting
• Shake hands • Cheek kissing • Hand-kissing
•Shaking hands
• When the British meet each other for the first time , they usually shake hands . Moreover, shaking with men tightly means great friendship , but shaking hands with ladies should be gentle and soft.
When a friend visits British men, while entering the living room, he should take off the hat; if it’s a party , after entering the restaurant he should hang his hat up or put it to the nearby chair
Formal dress for men and women i• The daily dress of the British people is mainly Sportswear. Just like ours, it’s very casual. T-shirts and jeans are the most common among them.
. If the woman have high status when you want to kiss her hand, at this time you should support a knee flexion and kneeling, then holding her hand with kiss
• Comfort and beauty are the key points in small family parties. It's not recommended to wear sportswear, which is incompatible with the party style. And what you need to pay attention at the same time is not to be too serious.
•Hand-kissing
• Hand–kissing is a kind of etiquette which is pretty popular in European and American uppertendom
• when you meet a noble lady in the uppertendom ,if the lady extends her hand and makes a droop voluntarily, then you can kiss her fingertips gently. But if she doesn't reach her hand ,it means you cannot kiss her hand.
Dress etiquette in Britain
• Clothes • Hat
CLOTHING
• Semi-formal dress
• major festivals
• Anniversaries
• Large formal occasions
It’s time to be grand, girls will wear evening dress and try to show their dazzling side. Boys are in a suit.
A kiss can espress affection when in happy hour. Also, it can shows solicitude when othets are in sadness.
Men can kiss women when they meet each other and say hello but it's just a a kind of etiquette for politeness and shows familiarization
HAT
• The British have a special hat culture. Whether old or young ,men or women, they are obsessed with hats. They even spend thousands of pounds to buy a hat. Moreover, the British hats are more rich in style, and some of them are beyond the understanding of the normal people.
• Shaking hands is a import part of greeting etiquette, but the less the better. It is generally believed that shaking hands with acquaintances once in life is enough.