When orchestrating a small event or gathering, the art of the invite is just as crucial as the planned activity itself. Selecting the right mix of guests not only ensures a harmonious atmosphere but also contributes significantly to the overall enjoyment and success of your gathering. In this guide, we'll explore the key considerations for curating the ideal guest list and determining the optimal number of attendees for your event.

As the end of the year approaches, many of us find ourselves caught up in the whirlwind of planning grand New Year's Eve parties. However, there's a certain charm in keeping things small and intimate, surrounded by the warmth of close friends and family. Let's explore the joys that come with celebrating the end of the year on a more personal scale.

When it comes to enjoying your favorite cocktails, the choice of glassware can make a significant difference in the overall drinking experience. Let's delve into the world of cocktail glasses, exploring the characteristics and uses of highball, lowball, coupe, and the iconic Nick and Nora glasses. 

When planning a gathering, creating an unforgettable guest experience truly is an art form. Beyond the ambiance and carefully curated activities, a simple yet powerful gesture can significantly enhance the overall feel of your gathering – offering small, meaningful gifts to each of your guests.

In the realm of hosting unforgettable gatherings, the philosophy of "unnecessary necessities" introduced by hospitality maestro Thomas Kochs has become a guiding principle for Le Dessus.

Embarking on the journey of planning and hosting small events has taught me the significance of the little details. One such detail that has become a staple in my events is the art of offering a welcome drink. It's not just about beverages; it's about creating a guest experience that lingers long after the gathering concludes.