What does etiquette usually do?

Etiquette generally refers to the hostess.

Job description: Miss Etiquette's common jobs include welcoming guests, leading, standing on the scene to set off the atmosphere, accompanying and assisting key personnel, serving the people present, drawing lottery tickets, holding flowers and trays, etc. The usher's task is to be responsible for seeing off at the event site.

The task of the team leader is to lead the main personnel to the stage and exit during the ceremony. The waiter's task is to provide drinks for the people present and arrange a rest. The task of the color puller is to unfold and straighten the red ribbon when cutting the ribbon. Flower girl's task is to hold a bouquet when cutting the ribbon. The task of pallet porters is to provide ribbon-cutting supplies, such as scissors and gloves, to ribbon-cutters.

However, the etiquette of some shops is not so formal, and most of them are standing in front of the door to welcome guests. People come, bow and say welcome. When people leave, they bow and say, Take care, sir/madam, or welcome next time.

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The basic requirements of a miss etiquette: good looks, tall figure, young and healthy, elegant temperament, sweet tone, quick response, wit and flexibility, and good at communication. The best makeup should be: light makeup, curly hair, wearing a monochrome cheongsam with uniform style, fabric and color, with flesh-colored pantyhose and black high heels.

Don't wear any jewelry except rings, earrings or earrings. Sometimes, the hostess can wear dark or monochrome clothes. However, they must dress as neatly as possible. When necessary, you can temporarily hire a hostess from other units.

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Baidu encyclopedia-etiquette lady