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July 25, 2024

4 Must-Haves That Make Summer Hosting A Breeze

By Angela Tafoya

4 Must-Haves That Make Summer Hosting A Breeze

Sun-soaked beach days, scents of backyard grilling, open-air lunches—the dog days of summer are here. We’re so fond of this time, as it’s an ideal chance to connect and relax with friends over a chilled glass of wine and a meal, al fresco. Whether you’re opening up your home and welcoming in guests or attending someone else’s soiree, we’re sharing some of our go-tos for summer entertaining, so you can make the most out of these longer days and nights. 

Mini Weber Grill

Hosting a beach bonfire or simply want more flexibility while grilling? This sleek, portable grill allows you to cook wherever the summer breeze blows you. Its small size makes it easy to tote around and the simple design makes it look good while doing so. 

Apero Set

OurApéro Hour bundleis what summer hosting dreams are made of. Whether you’re having friends over or want to bring someone a little token of appreciation—this set, which features a duo of 100 percent pure avocado oil and an organic extra virgin avocado oil, is the perfect option for either.

Janessa Leone Beach Blanket 

Handwoven with organic cotton, this lightweight beach blanket by Los Angeles-based Janessa Leone is a staple for airy picnics and beachside lounging alike. It also does double-duty and can be worn as a scarf or sarong. 

Oyster Tempo Cooler

This cooler is as beautiful as it is useful. Oyster’s Tempo Cooler allows you to keep items colder for longer and it’s ice-less—you just freeze the ice packs, toss them in, and you’re good to go. So if you want to set up a chic drink station that will keep things chilly for hours, this is your option. It’s also 100 percent recyclable.

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