As some states begin easing COVID-19 restrictions, some are wondering if it’s safe to hug friends, family. Here’s what experts have to say, plus a few tips on how to safely greet loved ones ...

Greeting someone with a kiss or hug is a universal way of showing affection, warmth and connection. However, in a world where boundaries are increasingly important, it’s essential to ensure that ...

Greetings in the business world can be tricky, as employees deal with post-pandemic questions over whether to offer a hug, a handshake or a fist bump, writes guest columnist Nancy Marshall, a PR pro.

Thinking of new ways to greet people during the “new normal”? Check out the World Health Organization's suggestions HERE: As quarantines and lockdowns ease, people find themselves adjusting to the ...

Raise your arm up and wave when someone approaches you. Soften the signal of not greeting them with the expected handshake or hug by warmly saying that you are excited to see them.

The government need to step in. We need legislation. Sometimes a handshake/hug/kiss mishap leads to awkwardness, which is fine - but if you're not careful, it can lead to an unwanted kiss, or ...

Group hug time! How to embrace the Hug Season By Cox News Service PUBLISHED: December 12, 2003 at 1:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 21, 2021 at 4:29 a.m.

The Right Time to Greet Your Wedding Guests Because wedding ceremonies and schedules differ, there’s no “one size fits all” way to ensure every guest has gotten the warm welcome they deserve ...

How to greet people at work Max Flannel, our office agony uncle, answers a bulging postbag on a vital subject ...

Play Wild Rituals: Why We Need to Play, Greet, Court, and Hug A new book shows how animals teach us about connection, community and ourselves. Posted January 15, 2021 ...