Basic requirements of etiquette invitation gestures

1, the straight arm gesture often means "Please go forward". That is, the fingers are straight and close together, the elbows are raised from the front of the abdomen, the arm height is shoulder height, the elbows are straight, and then the forearms extend in the direction of travel.

2. When guiding the direction, the body should face the guest sideways, and the eyes should give attention to both the direction and the guest until the guest says that he has a clear direction, then put down his arm, take a step back, salute and say polite words such as "please go". Never point with one finger.

3. Swing gesture usually means "Please come in". That is, the fingers are straight and close together, and then the hand is raised from the front of the abdomen with the elbow joint as the axis and swung to the right in front of the body. Don't swing your arms to your sides or back. At the same time, stand with your feet in a right T-step, with your left hand drooping, look at the guests and smile.

4. The gesture of "bending arms" usually means "Please enter". When holding an object with the left hand, or pushing a door or elevator door, and attracting guests, that is, the five fingers of the right hand are straight and close together, lifted from the front side of the body from bottom to top, and the upper arm is lifted to a height of 45 degrees from the body. Then, take your elbow as the axis, swing your arm from the side of your body to the left and front to form a curved arm, and invite the guests in.

5. Tilting gesture usually means "Please sit down". When inviting guests to sit down, you should hold the back of the chair with both hands and pull out the chair, then raise your arm from the front with one hand and swing your forearm from top to bottom with the elbow joint as the axis, so that the arm becomes a downward diagonal line, indicating that you are invited to sit down.