Christmas table setting in retro style on wooden table
Don’t forget the power of details when dressing the table for your holiday dinner this year. Instead of using your daily flatware, why not create memories with special, celebratory pieces that really mark the occasion?
Christmas is right around the corner. Is your dinner table guest-ready? Your friends and family deserve the best tabletop decor to celebrate and rejoice with their favorite host.
The classical elegance of the Revere Bowl was first designed back in 1768 by Paul Revere – an early American silversmith. He lived in Boston, Massachusetts, and is famed for his ‘midnight ride’ to warn military forces of the arrival of British forces. He was involved in the military around the time of the American Revolution and is well known for his political involvement.
With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, you better be upgrading your drinkware collection to match the spirit. With thousands crawling the bars to celebrate the Irish festival with a bang, you better deliver in style. Yes, decorating items, green party accessories are huge, but upgrading your St. Patty’s Day bar with silver drinkware will take you even to the next level.
The end to a year that will forever be etched into the soul of the entire world requires remembrance. Even small New Year’s Eve (NYE) rituals at home can still be fully decked out with stunning tableware that pays homage to the end of a tumultuous year.
When it comes to Christmas dinner, a tasteful table setting is half the work — the other half being the cooking! We know the basics of decorating a home for the holidays: putting up the tree, adorning it with ornaments, hanging the wreath, and wrapping garland around the banisters.
The time for giving has once again arrived, with Thanksgiving leading the charge for a holiday season that could (possibly) help us forget the woes of 2020.
Who doesn’t love a good cocktail? Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, the pleasure of enjoying a craft cocktail at a bar or restaurant with friends is either limited or impossible.
The weather is getting warmer, the days are getting longer, and there’s a hint of Spring in the air. Unfortunately, in light of the recent “shelter in place” orders sweeping the nation, the chances of you celebrating the shift in seasons with your friends in-person are very low. In these unprecedented times, we have to do what we must to stay healthy… and SANE!
Some customs have clear logic behind them, while others are more obscure. Waving hello makes sense as a way of getting someone’s attention, but why, for instance, do we shake hands as a greeting? With Valentine’s Day quickly approaching and millions of romantic dinners to be had in its name, many may be wondering why do we toast drinks at special occasions. View Full Article…