- Toasting Etiquette
  - Key Elements of Making a Toast
    - Host or hostess makes the first toast
    - Ensure everyone has a full glass of beverage
      - Water, orange juice, alcohol, wine, etc.
    - Stand up when proposing a toast
      - Do not remain seated
    - Avoid tapping glass to get attention
      - Hold glass and speak loudly
    - Direct toast to the person being toasted
      - Keep it brief and sincere
      - Use simple but meaningful words
    - Leave glass towards the recipient after finishing
      - End with phrases like "Bottoms up"
  - Steps to Propose a Toast
    - Draw everybody's attention
      - Use phrases like "May I have your attention please?"
    - Brief self-introduction
      - Example: "As General Manager of [Company]"
      - Or "On behalf of [Company]"
    - Perform the toast
      - Examples of phrases
        - "I propose a toast to our friendship"
        - "I'd like to propose a cheer for..."
        - Informal: "Here’s to [someone/something]"
  - Practical Application
    - Scenario: Welcome banquet by BBC company
      - Task: Prepare and deliver a toast
    - Additional Notes
      - Formal events require standing except for the person being toasted
      - Informal settings allow guests to remain seated
      - Speak clearly and ensure all guests can hear