I really like how he explains the history of many etiquette. It makes a lot of sense once he explains it! Etiquette is not some trivial rule people randomly made up, but has a lot of history behind it and a practical purpose at the time it developed.
Sorry, but at minute 1:10 I lost a lung when He said : "This is my wife and I do whatever I want" !!! lol. 😂 Gino is definitely one of most hilarious & spontaneous show man never seen in a tv show abroad. Mel, you're so lovely especially when you start to luagh with your beautiful smile, which all men would marry you ❤
I like the way Gino trivializes everything.. she should not have apologized for Gino's comments.. its insulting.. everybody was having fun because of his presence in it..
If you have allergies or follow some form of strict dietary requirements, a good host has made sure that there is food that you can eat there. So if there's nothing there, the question really is, why did you hide your dietary requirements from someone that presumably are relatively close to you?
I believe that the host couple would've sent menus to their guests prior to ordering the catering depending on how formal it is, so you would have time to call them up and explain your dietary restrictions. There's a couple ways it's handled. They could either change the menu to make sure you can eat or they can reserve a special food plate for you so you don't have to sit at reception while everyone else eats. However, most weddings these days prefer buffet style and they usually have different kinds of food available you can pick and choose to your comfort. That being said, it's usually on a case-by-case basis. They will be accommodating if your restrictions are due to medical reasons (allergies, food intolerance), but they can choose not to accommodate if it's a frivolous reason (like you prefer chicken than beef).
Well, it seems british wedding etiquette and traditions are super simple compared to danish ones. That's just a myriad of rules and traditions, steeped in symbolic gestures, and little hints.
HI William. I have been watching many of your videos about etiquette and public behavior etc. I enjoyed most of them especially with Gino & Mel. One thing which I have observed is that most of it is British based. Although you are British, not every one will be. We all come from different backgrounds. However after seeing your various videos I believe that Britishers can get offended very easily. Dont you think, that life can be lived without too many rules and regulations. Excluding misbehavior, I think you should just let people be themselves and not be someone else. If being formal is not you, then its artificial behavior. I have some English friends but when it comes to asking him to do something, the answer I get is " I am not your secretary mate". Is this coming from a long history of being too sensitive or having a low tolerance level or perhaps having higher ego. My intention to write this to you is that I believe too much etiquettes makes us less adaptable to people. It creates barriers and we are not ourselves. It also leads to lack of tolerance level causing immediate irritation and frustration and leading to depression. I am sure many Britishers are in a state of loneliness and depression. My advice. Too many rules spoils the fun. May be have a look at Indian and chinese cultures. Although you may find it less civilized, it will teach you adaptability, tolerance and flexibility. Dinners are even held there, parties are also thrown there, gifts are also given there. But people would enjoy more in a free environment. I hope you will think about it..... looking forward to your comment. thanks
Bhavik Bhatt I am probably late to the discussion but with all due respect, I disagree with you. I am Chinese, but I also appreciate proper manners. Being crude is not equivalent to "being ourselves". And guess what ? One of my friends used to offer help to others all the time without consulting me, while he in turn would ask for my assistance to help his friend. That happened repeatedly and at one point I ended up having to tell him that I was neither his secretary nor his girlfriend. Your friend sounds like he had become really fed up with your repeated behaviour, to be so blunt. Sorry, etiquettes are about being considerate and polite, not about being snobby, unnatural or constrained (or whatever you call it). Btw, I enjoy William's vids immensely but I find this Gino guy really annoying. Sorry , he's not funny, just plain stupid and annoying.
I like Gino's sense of humor. You know, sometimes it takes intelligence to be able to to look "intentionally" stupid or misunderstood. This is one of the bases of comedy, and you can find it in many great comedians. this technique is used so often by Chris Pratt also for example and not only it doesn't mean he's stupid, but it indicates the quick-witted-ness of the person. and I think Gino pulls it off well. He's spontaneous and I think these bits would be very boring without the presence of such person that can alter the mood and crack jokes, I mean yeah very few times he gets too far with his comedy/jokes, but still I wouldn't mind cause it's still comedy whatsoever.
Asian countries like India and China and all the Far East have loads of rules and etiquette, from proper address and formality levels to how low you bow to someone (Japan, Corea) according to their hierarchical status. Women in India are not allowed in the kitchen while they have their period, a maid from a low caste cannot enter the kitchen or wash herself in the employers' bathroom and so on and so forth. Not to mention who can marry whom. And let's not even start about the caste system, and its excesses until quite recently. Compared to those things, etiquette rules in England are nothing!
Renaissanceman86 he’s a british citizen you idiot, see people like you need to be educated, all foreigners who have British citizenship will be staying, people here who don’t have British citizenship MAY not be granted a visa and “deported”. So brexit doesn’t send any immigrants away, it just fucks up the UK’s economy and workforce, well done you screwed yourself over.
I really like how he explains the history of many etiquette. It makes a lot of sense once he explains it! Etiquette is not some trivial rule people randomly made up, but has a lot of history behind it and a practical purpose at the time it developed.
William is hilarious and charming
Gino and Mel really had great chemistry in the show.
he throws all dah shade
"Is it suppose to take this long?" "When will this be over?" 8:45 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Funniest innuendos
Child hood memories omg I used to be watching this omg great tv show
Did you see the way she flinched when she sat down and gino brushed her sholders from behind
i'm not very familiar with that expressions, what should that mean?
Sorry, but at minute 1:10 I lost a lung when He said : "This is my wife and I do whatever I want" !!! lol. 😂
Gino is definitely one of most hilarious & spontaneous show man never seen in a tv show abroad.
Mel, you're so lovely especially when you start to luagh with your beautiful smile, which all men would marry you ❤
Brilliant! Classic W!
Shes stunning
“I have married a disable wife, she can’t do by herself” 🤣🤣🤣 soooo funny!!! Love Gino!!!
I always see the tension between those two (William & Gino) every time they’re together
I like the way Gino trivializes everything.. she should not have apologized for Gino's comments.. its insulting.. everybody was having fun because of his presence in it..
I'm guessing the producers through her earpiece made her say it.
They do the same in this morning, whenever Gino makes a spicy comment.
I think William and Gino play well off of each other. Gino made William laugh, even Blush.😂
Mel!!!! Stop drink “water “ before he will tell you something 😂😂😂
cake is beautiful and very traditional.
Damn I know Mel is married, but you can really see her happy and flirting with Gino?
My boy got jokes!
Thank you.
William face at 3:53
I think he's being sarcastic :)
What do you do when you can't eat any of food presented to you?
If you have allergies or follow some form of strict dietary requirements, a good host has made sure that there is food that you can eat there. So if there's nothing there, the question really is, why did you hide your dietary requirements from someone that presumably are relatively close to you?
I believe that the host couple would've sent menus to their guests prior to ordering the catering depending on how formal it is, so you would have time to call them up and explain your dietary restrictions. There's a couple ways it's handled. They could either change the menu to make sure you can eat or they can reserve a special food plate for you so you don't have to sit at reception while everyone else eats. However, most weddings these days prefer buffet style and they usually have different kinds of food available you can pick and choose to your comfort. That being said, it's usually on a case-by-case basis. They will be accommodating if your restrictions are due to medical reasons (allergies, food intolerance), but they can choose not to accommodate if it's a frivolous reason (like you prefer chicken than beef).
was it me or did he say "prince William and Katherine's wedding in 2001?"
BerryLips2601 yes he did because he is stupid
@@taniahemsley334 It's a joke
he puts people down to elevate himself to look more superior. if he was feeling secure he would be nice and humble.
exactly. typical posh cunts. without gino, this would be bloody unwatchable.
You cannot be more wrong
Who are you talking about Gino or William?
He's like Milo yianopolous's lawful good twin
Well, it seems british wedding etiquette and traditions are super simple compared to danish ones. That's just a myriad of rules and traditions, steeped in symbolic gestures, and little hints.
They would really hate an American like me over there cause I'm rude asf
You are not the only one😂😂 don't worry
Yeah he said 2001 not 2012
HI William. I have been watching many of your videos about etiquette and public behavior etc. I enjoyed most of them especially with Gino & Mel. One thing which I have observed is that most of it is British based. Although you are British, not every one will be. We all come from different backgrounds. However after seeing your various videos I believe that Britishers can get offended very easily. Dont you think, that life can be lived without too many rules and regulations. Excluding misbehavior, I think you should just let people be themselves and not be someone else. If being formal is not you, then its artificial behavior. I have some English friends but when it comes to asking him to do something, the answer I get is " I am not your secretary mate". Is this coming from a long history of being too sensitive or having a low tolerance level or perhaps having higher ego. My intention to write this to you is that I believe too much etiquettes makes us less adaptable to people. It creates barriers and we are not ourselves. It also leads to lack of tolerance level causing immediate irritation and frustration and leading to depression. I am sure many Britishers are in a state of loneliness and depression. My advice. Too many rules spoils the fun.
May be have a look at Indian and chinese cultures. Although you may find it less civilized, it will teach you adaptability, tolerance and flexibility. Dinners are even held there, parties are also thrown there, gifts are also given there. But people would enjoy more in a free environment. I hope you will think about it..... looking forward to your comment. thanks
Bhavik Bhatt I am probably late to the discussion but with all due respect, I disagree with you. I am Chinese, but I also appreciate proper manners. Being crude is not equivalent to "being ourselves". And guess what ? One of my friends used to offer help to others all the time without consulting me, while he in turn would ask for my assistance to help his friend. That happened repeatedly and at one point I ended up having to tell him that I was neither his secretary nor his girlfriend. Your friend sounds like he had become really fed up with your repeated behaviour, to be so blunt. Sorry, etiquettes are about being considerate and polite, not about being snobby, unnatural or constrained (or whatever you call it).
Btw, I enjoy William's vids immensely but I find this Gino guy really annoying. Sorry , he's not funny, just plain stupid and annoying.
I like Gino's sense of humor. You know, sometimes it takes intelligence to be able to to look "intentionally" stupid or misunderstood. This is one of the bases of comedy, and you can find it in many great comedians. this technique is used so often by Chris Pratt also for example and not only it doesn't mean he's stupid, but it indicates the quick-witted-ness of the person. and I think Gino pulls it off well. He's spontaneous and I think these bits would be very boring without the presence of such person that can alter the mood and crack jokes, I mean yeah very few times he gets too far with his comedy/jokes, but still I wouldn't mind cause it's still comedy whatsoever.
Asian countries like India and China and all the Far East have loads of rules and etiquette, from proper address and formality levels to how low you bow to someone (Japan, Corea) according to their hierarchical status. Women in India are not allowed in the kitchen while they have their period, a maid from a low caste cannot enter the kitchen or wash herself in the employers' bathroom and so on and so forth. Not to mention who can marry whom. And let's not even start about the caste system, and its excesses until quite recently. Compared to those things, etiquette rules in England are nothing!
Gino is being rather rude
not on purpose though you idiot
No even that expert have a laugh
He seems to be a bit stuck up and j would be kind of nervous to eat in his presence
What a bloody snob! Manners? Not in attitude. ;)
Says you
Ouch. :P
Benefits of Brexit = send the Italian packing.
Renaissanceman86 he’s a british citizen you idiot, see people like you need to be educated, all foreigners who have British citizenship will be staying, people here who don’t have British citizenship MAY not be granted a visa and “deported”. So brexit doesn’t send any immigrants away, it just fucks up the UK’s economy and workforce, well done you screwed yourself over.
Renaissance is italian u idiot
@Tina Yael Severinova M. You are foreigner too My little babuska
hes been in the UK since he was 18. and working on tv since 24