14-10-2016, 09:07 PM
15-10-2016, 09:12 AM
Having guests in your home is so much fun, but can be tedious too, so keep in mind some common, simple pointers to making guests feel welcomed in your home each and every time.
No matter what, remember that as a guest, they shouldn’t feel weird, out of place, or unwelcome.
You want to make them feel genuinely appreciated, welcomed and honored.
These tips may take a teeny bit of effort on your part, but it will be well worth it!
Making guests feel comfortable in your home has never been easier and is a great way to show off your hospitality skills.
1. GREET THEM AT THE DOOR
Greet Them at the Door
When making guests feel welcome, it is very important to greet them immediately at the door.
Don’t allow them to linger outside the door, ringing the bell, wondering if you’re even home because you’ve gotten sidetracked with dishes, laundry,your hair, etc.
Watch for them to pull up when expecting them so you can greet them at the door and not leave them outside waiting.
It is fine to let them ring the bell, but be sure you’re not but a few steps away so they don't feel strange or forgotten standing outside your door too long.
No matter what, remember that as a guest, they shouldn’t feel weird, out of place, or unwelcome.
You want to make them feel genuinely appreciated, welcomed and honored.
These tips may take a teeny bit of effort on your part, but it will be well worth it!
Making guests feel comfortable in your home has never been easier and is a great way to show off your hospitality skills.
1. GREET THEM AT THE DOOR
Greet Them at the Door
When making guests feel welcome, it is very important to greet them immediately at the door.
Don’t allow them to linger outside the door, ringing the bell, wondering if you’re even home because you’ve gotten sidetracked with dishes, laundry,your hair, etc.
Watch for them to pull up when expecting them so you can greet them at the door and not leave them outside waiting.
It is fine to let them ring the bell, but be sure you’re not but a few steps away so they don't feel strange or forgotten standing outside your door too long.