Q: If you're hosting a very formal dinner, spread a floor-length tablecloth over the entire table. Lay a placemat at each seat, keeping the edge of the placemat one inch from the edge of the table. Choose tablecloth and placemat colors that complement the plates and dining room. When in doubt, use a white tablecloth and simple white place settings. A charger plate is a decorative plate for the other plates to rest on. Place the charger plate on the bottom center of the placemat. The napkin should be folded neatly and placed on the charger plate or rolled into a napkin ring and set to the left of the placemat. These plates are decorative and therefore optional. However, many people believe that a table looks empty between courses if a charger plate isn't used. Never serve food directly on the charger plate. Always arrange the plates in order of use. For example, if you were serving a soup, salad, and entree, you would first place the main entree plate on the charger. Next, you lay down a salad plate, followed by a soup bowl. Each piece of plates will be cleared away after use. If you're serving more than three courses, have each plate brought out and then cleared away after the course to save space. Wait to clear the charger plate until it's time to clear the entree plate. If you're serving dinner rolls, set an appetizer plate over the forks and place a butter knife on top. If you're serving coffee after dinner, you can either bring the cup and saucer out with dessert or set to the right of the spoons at the beginning of the meal. Similarly, the dessert plate can be brought out with dessert or placed above the plate on the tablecloth. The forks go to the left of the plate and the spoons and knives go to the right. Arrange the silverware outside-in, with the utensils you'll use first on the outside and the ones you'll use last next to the plate. The dessert fork should be at the top of the plate with the tines pointed to the right and the dessert spoon directly above it pointing left. Each course should have at least one utensil. For example, a salad should have its own fork and a soup its own spoon. The relevant utensils are cleared with each course. The water glass is placed closest to the plate. It should be followed from left to right by the wine glasses in order they'll be used. For example, most people serve soups and salads with white wine and red wine with entrees. Therefore, you would place the water glass first, then the white wine glass, and lastly the red wine glass. Glasses used for a particular course should be removed at the end of the course with the relevant plates and silverware. If you don't have room on the table to line up the glasses, arrange them in a triangle.
A: Lay the tablecloth and placemat. Set down a charger plate and napkin. Arrange your plates on the charger plate. Set all other plates on the table. Arrange the silverware. Set the drinking glasses on the table.

Article: Suits rarely come equipped with this buttonhole, which is specifically for a boutonniere, since wearing a flower in your lapel is not really in fashion. To be functional, the buttonhole should be open (not sewn shut), reinforced with stitching, and have a latch 1-2 inches below it on the back of the lapel. If your jacket is lacking any of these elements, visit a dry cleaner or anywhere they do alterations and ask them to cut a buttonhole for you. Don't do this with a rented or borrowed jacket. Just pin the boutonniere to your lapel instead. The stem should pass through the latch as well, which will hold the flower in place. The latch is essentially a thin cord (often silk) sewn onto the back of the lapel to help secure the flower and hold it upright. Only the flower should be seen from the front of the lapel. If the stem is too long, give it a snip so it won't peek out from under your lapel.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Locate the buttonhole on the left lapel of the suit and make sure it is open. Slide the stem of the flower through the buttonhole, angling the stem down. Push the flower into the buttonhole until the stem is not visible.

Q: Finding activities that you both enjoy will help you form a deeper relationship and connection. It will help you understand what you both have in common. It will allow you to watch how she interacts with others. It will also help you work together as a team. Consider: Letting each of you rotate picking the location/activity of a date. Each proposing an idea and then choosing which one suits you as a couple. Trying a different activity each date to test as many possibilities as you can. Be honest about who you are and what you are like. You don't want to build a relationship on dishonesty and deception. Such a relationship would just be one that would falter and fade later. Don't lie or embellish your reputation and your achievements. Be honest about what you like to do for fun and what interests you. Be honest, but don't be blunt or insulting. If she asks you a question, don't blurt out whatever you are thinking. Answer her questions truthfully, but tactfully and carefully. You need to work to demonstrate that you are more than just a fairweather friend. You're there for the good times and the bad times. This will signal to her that she is an important part of your life. Talk to her and console her when she does poorly on an exam. Offer support when there has been a death in the family or a divorce. Bring her small gifts when she's sick or down. Ask her how she's doing when you see her. If you notice something is bothering her, ask her if she want's to talk about it. But don't push too hard. Try to spark some conversations in which you can share your dreams with each other. This will be important as it will help you learn more about each other as individuals. As a result, you should be able to grow closer to each other. Spend a date, like a picnic, talking about where you both want to be in 5, 10 and 20 years. Talk about where you both want to live, ideally. Talk about your career and family aspirations. Show affection when and if it is appropriate to do so. Showing affection might help draw you closer to each other, and will signal to her that you care about her and want to take your relationship to the next level. If she reciprocates, you'll definitely know that you've been successful. But be careful and consider: Showing affection may include hugs, snuggling, kissing, and even thoughtful and loving looks and comments. Only show affection if it is appropriate to do so, and if she consents and is enthusiastic. If she rebuffs your affection or tells you not to do so, stop immediately. She might not be ready, so give her time and be sure to move at a pace that is comfortable for both of you.
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Find activities that you both enjoy together. Never tell lies to her. Show her that you are always there for her. Share your dreams with each other. Show affection.