How to Express Appreciation for Hosting a Dinner or LunchIn Feburary 2016 06,

In Feburary 2016 06,
If someone you know has invited you to attend a luncheon or dinner, you can -- and should -- say thank you for your host's kind gesture. For smaller gatherings, especially those that take place in someone's home, bring a hostess gift. Flowers, a bottle of wine or a candle are all acceptable thank you gifts. If you are attending a larger event, such as a banquet, where gifts may not be appropriate, send a follow-up note, either through the mail or via email. Doing so within a week of the event makes the best impression. Offer to host a similar event yourself. Assuming the responsibility of the role of host or hostess expresses appreciation for the details involved in creating a successful event.
In Feburary 2016 06,