Le Coup de Grâce: The Art of Sudden and Elegant Exit

Wherein lies the art of leaving with poise and panache, even in the face of certain doom.

A Brief History

In the 17th century, the French aristocracy knew a thing or two about making an exit. From the gallant knights who departed with their heads held high, to the fleeing monarchs who abandoned their thrones for the safety of their secret hideaways.

• Grand Gestures - The noble art of waving goodbye with flair.
• Last Letters - The final words of wisdom from the departing dignitaries.
• Exits with Elegance - The refined art of leaving without looking like a rube.

Etiquette for the Modern Era

Leaving a party with the lights on, but not a care in the world? Not quite the done thing. Learn the proper way to make an entrance and an exit with our handy guide to the art of Le Coup de Grâce.