During the Victorian Era the parlor was essential! The parlor was used much as our
modern day living rooms in that it was the center for all social gatherings as
well as a place to spend time with one's family. The Victorian Parlor's were most
often the showcase of one's home and were lavishly decorated in the famous Victorian style.

I chose to title this room of Camden as The Parlor because here I will introduce
to you the importance of etiquette to the Victorian Era and how this gracious way of
treating others could and should be used in today's society.

Allow me to set the scene for you..
The ladies at the table are discussing the importance of etiquette in their society,
it seems that a recent public mishap has shocked their graceful community! The
couple on the veranda are immersed in a conversation about their upcoming
wedding. Enjoy visiting with our Victorian friends today and I do hope that you carry
with you a newfound knowledge of an era gone by! Oh and before I forget please do
leave your calling card..after all it is the polite thing to do!

Calling Card History

Socially Accepted Rules, Personal Relationship Etiquette, Letter Writing

Victorian Wedding Etiquette


I hope that you have enjoyed your journey through Victorian etiquette with me!
In today's society we could learn a lot from the social rules of the Victorian Era
most important of these lesson's is respect for our fellow man..now that's a
lesson we should all learn and practice daily!

Choose where you would like to go next from the below options and don't forget to
leave your calling card so that I may visit with you also! You are also invited to
visit my Victorian Calling Card Shop to browse through the cards that I have made for
you to use!

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