Double Greeting

The person is extending a friendly welcome to a group, like arriving at a party or joining a meeting, and they're emphasizing their openness to both the main crowd and any newcomers standing nearby

In some cultures, two hand waves can show respect to people in higher positions or age, like saying hello to an elder and acknowledging the younger person accompanying them at the same time

On social media, double waves might mean they're greeting their followers and a specific person mentioned in the post, like saying hi to both their audience and the guest they invited to talk in the comment section

At work, this gesture can mean a person is checking in with both their boss and a coworker, especially if they’re settling in for a task that affects two different teams or projects

In a relationship, using two waves might be playful,like saying hello to their partner and also their partner’s family, hinting they’re ready to engage with love and a bit of tension all at once