Definition: The word "hostess" originally referred to a person who took care or looked after the needs of others, often during a wedding ceremony or other religious services. It's a term that has evolved into an umbrella term for any member of the hospitality industry. The exact definition varies based on cultural and personal interpretation. In general terms, a hostess is someone who brings food or drinks to weddings, receptions, or other events where guests are seated with seating arrangements arranged by the staff; they also serve as a liaison between the bride and groom and ensure smooth transitions for guests.
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