Do your part to protect the coffee table by bringing J.Crew's holiday Hostess Coasters ($24.50). Use the reversible coasters to identify drink orders - shaken or stirred?
A bottle of wine is a welcome addition to any gathering. Create a standout gift by tying on a Doorknob Wine Stopper ($10) from Pottery Barn.
I get nervous about attending a party where I only know one or two people. TableTopics Conversation Cards ($29) can help break the ice.
Your hostess has spent hours prepping food and drinks for the party. Treat her to a box of French macaroons ($14 - $23) from Sucre - and don't allow her to share.
If your friend is a seasoned party-thrower, she'll find inspiration in Kate Spade's book Occasions ($15.60) for future gatherings.
What's your favorite hostess gift to give or receive?
Those wine stoppers are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love the wine stoppers, and I'd be thrilled to get the Kate Spade book. It's lovely.
ReplyDeletethose French macaroons look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI've never met a macaroon I didn't like & I'm dying right now over the ones you posted from Sucre.
ReplyDeleteCarole
I would love to try a macaroon! Not sure you can get them in Holland!
ReplyDeleteGreat great presents! It's really inspirering with the holidays coming up!
these are all fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to receive a box of those french macaroons!
ReplyDeletecute ideas, the conversation starter cards sound like a fun idea! Imagine going to a dinner party with those plopped on the table like a centerpiece.
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