Grongnet is run exclusively by women, is farmed organically, and does a lot of other things right too. Champagne can be sweet and toasty, but this one is bright, citrusy, and salty.

This is a true 2008 Blanc de Blancs – made solely with chardonnay from 2008 that has developed brown butter and nutty flavors with age, while still retaining the refreshing citrus-y notes that make it incredibly food-friendly. You’ll like this wine if you like Krug and Dom Perignon, with notes of lemon, apricot and fresh-baked biscuits. Try serving in a normal wine glass instead of a champagne flute to take full advantage of the aromas. Enjoy with lobster, caviar or our favorite: fried chicken.

Shine. No polish needed. These gilded cutlery sets from Meri Meri bring that oh-so-decadent detail to any event. Questionable behavior encouraged.

If we're standing at a party making small talk, you better believe that we would like a big and fancy cup of whatever we're drinking. These perfect highball glasses from Meri Meri fit the bill. In a rainbow range of colors and just the right size for your hand as your gesture grandly, we love them for everything from popcorn holders to impromptu champagne pong to punch.

Frolic al fresco with this chic picnic set from Sunnylife. With a peachy ocelot lining and a natural willow frame, this basket includes two bamboo cups and plates plus two wooden-handled cutlery sets and a bottle opener. Sounds like an afternoon delight to us!

Blue skies, smiling at me, nothing but blue skies can I see. Smile your styling woes away with this hand-made stunner of a table topper. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley, and this one will have you wishing for nothing but blue sky days.

You're sipping rosé on one of those early June nights where the sun seems to hang in the sky till impossibly late. Everything is lit with that soft pink glow. You move your tiny table for two out onto the balcony to catch the warmth of the fading day. Unfold this one of a kind table cloth, and voilà, la vie en rose. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. Slip on your rose colored glasses and enjoy.

This is not your grandmother's table cloth. Ok, well maybe it was, but now that our fave maker has gotten her hand's on it, she wouldn't recognize it anymore. Neon Lace, one of our favorite artisans, hand-dyes antique linens with non-toxic materials using traditional techniques in New York's Hudson Valley. A one of a kind way to bring a pop to that classic tablescape.

Finally. A disposable napkin that would be welcome at Petite Trianon. Marie Antoinette would approve. Let them eat cake, indeed.

Finally. A disposable plate that would be welcome at Petite Trianon. Marie Antoinette would approve. Let them eat cake, indeed.

Finally. A disposable plate that would be welcome at Petite Trianon. Marie Antoinette would approve. Let them eat cake, indeed.

Picture yourself holding a canape, staring out at the green light across the lake. Gatsby looks good on you. These high-quality scalloped edge paper napkins from Meri Meri are a glamorous edition to your swinging soirée.

Hold all the aces with this beautiful collection of playing cards. Add cocktails, canapes, and friends— it's a full house for game night.

If there's ever a chance to add florals to the mix, sign us up! These Jack Rudy Lavender bitters are a fresh take on a classic ingredient, pairing well with Vodka or Tequila. Someone bring us a Gin & Tonic, please!

Our friends have a longstanding tradition called "Country Cocktail Hour" in which we mix up Sweet Tea syrup with Vodka and Lemonade, and let Dolly Parton ease us out of the 9 to 5. It's sublime. Jack Rudy's Syrup is at home with Vodka or Bourbon, tap water or sparkling water. 3/4 ounce goes a long way in upgrading many cocktails. Cheers, y'all.

Le Freak. C'est Chic. And so are these embroidered, linen discoball dinner napkins from Chefanie. Who said disco is dead?

Fries don’t have to be on the menu to be on the table with this set of 4 embroidered, linen dinner napkins from Chefanie.

Sure, you could build a lanai overlooking the ocean and while the days away sipping local beers. Or you could simply snatch up one of these bottle openers from Chefanie and channel that same energy from your apartment. Both are chic options.

You don't have to change your stripes to bring a little dazzle to your table—toss this sparkling little number into your tablescape to get them lining up for more. In top quality paper with a foil detail, these Meri Meri napkins are the glitter bomb dot com.

You don't have to change your stripes to bring a little dazzle to your table—toss this sparkling little number into your tablescape to get them lining up for more. In top quality paper with a foil detail, these Meri Meri napkins are the glitter bomb dot com.

There's something about these elegant plates from Meri Meri that makes us want to style all our food like Boticelli's Venus, rising from the perfect scallop. Crafted from wood fiber, bamboo and sugarcane, dyed with water-based inks, and dishwasher safe, they can be reused for party after party. Embrace the romantic.

Who said a garnish had to be garish? Made from highly durable bamboo and strong enough for your most ambitious Bloody Mary, these brightly cheerful cocktail picks take your bar cart compositions from sad to sublime.

Who said a garnish had to be garish? Made from highly durable bamboo and strong enough for your most ambitious Bloody Mary, these retro inspired cocktail picks take your bar cart compositions from sad to sublime.

Serve up your osetra with style. We love Chefanie's taste, and these cocktail napkins are a perfect example. An ideal napkin set for a caviar lover—there’s a napkin for the iconic caviar tin topper, the mother-of-pearl spoon, the open caviar tin, and the blini.