If you’ve been a Honeybee reader for a while, you know I lalalove my wine! So much so that I’ve already shared several wine posts like 5 Wines (Under $20) You’ll Always Find in My House, Reds Similar to Prisoner Wine and of course, The Rosés You Can Drink All Day but surprisingly I actually haven’t covered my wine of choice… Sauvignon Blanc!
Since New Year’s Eve will be spent at home this year and probably just with us, I want to make sure we still make it fun for the kiddos (and us, let’s be honest). I know we’re all used to spending this holiday with friends or going out and while we probably won’t be doing that, I still think there are ways to make it entertaining and special while at home. Whether you girls are with kiddos or ringing in the new year with your man or a roomie, here are some easy ideas…
With only a few weeks out from Thanksgiving I figured today was the perfect time to share a few pieces to elevate your Thanksgiving Tablescape. I don’t think I ever fully posted on last year’s set up so today I’m sharing some snaps and hopefully some tips to inspire your spread if you’re hosting this year!
Cheese boards have definitely become my go-to for impromptu entertaining. Everyone seems to love them and if you stock the right items you can easily whip one up in a hurry! With Fall entertaining in full swing, this seemed like the perfect time to share my “How To Create an Epic Cheese Board Check List”!
Most of you girls know me by now and know I loooove a glass of rose. Living in southern California it’s patio season year around (sorry my cold weather friends) so when summer hits it’s fun to change it up a bit and have something that is best enjoyed when the temps really heat up-frose! There are a lot of frose recipes out there but until recently I hadn’t found one that is the perfect combo of slushiness, booziness and sweetness. Even better, this recipe is CRAZY EASY to make!
I know we all go nuts for a good cheese board (right?!) but today I’m lightening things up and sharing a healthy (and photo-worthy) appetizer perfect for Summer Entertaining – the oversized vegetable crudité! It’s pretty, fresh, colorful and your guests will probably appreciate the healthier option for Summer too!
Happy Friday my lovely lovely ladies! Sorry for the lack of posts this week but it has been a struggle with so much going on with my kiddos these last few weeks of school. We had our first official house party a couple weeks ago and I know a few of you were messaging about the details so wanted to share some pics in today’s post! You girls know I love to host so I was so excited to finally break in the new house!
Happy Saturday lovelies! You girls know I’m alllll about the little extra added details so today I wanted to share a quick DIY video on how I create my rose ice cubes that will add a pretty and playful touch to any wine or champagne set up! They’re super easy to do so hope you enjoy this!
It feels like every time I’m scrolling through Pinterest I see these incredible elaborate Bloody Marys and I keep telling myself that I have to try and make them. When we rented a house in Palm Springs a few weeks ago with all of our family, I figured it would be the perfect time to create an epic Bloody Mary bar for everyone to enjoy. Needless to say, it was a hit and so easy to do! Whether it’s for game day, Sunday brunch, Easter, or just a family gathering, a Bloody Mary bar is sure to be a crowd pleaser. So let’s dive right into what I used for my setup….
Last summer I hosted a bridal shower in my backyard for my best friend and it’s still one of my most viewed posts. I am kicking off my four-part Bridal Shower series today with a killer tablescape that anyone can throw together! You girls know I love entertaining, so today I wanted to share an updated spread (I created for my friends birthday last weekend) that’s honestly perfect for any kind of brunch style celebration you have this Spring/Summer. Whether it’s a birthday, Mother’s Day, bridal shower, Easter or baby sprinkle… this effortless but elevated backyard tablescape is sure to impress!
