Price Points: New year’s eve party kits

Again, New Year’s Eve is going to be a little different to the norm. Thanks to COVID-19, there won’t be celebrations in pubs or nightclubs. Here are a few New Year’s Eve party kits to help get the house party started. We’ve listed the contents of each set, so you know what you’ll get.

If your plans are anything like ours, the ultimate self-care set (#3) is the one that’s going to be the most suitable!

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests: £19.99, Party Pieces
• 4 x Party hats
• 4 x New Year headbands
• 8 x Black Hawaiian leis
• 8 x Squawkers
New Year’s Eve party in a box: £36.80, NOTHS
• 1 x gold foil party curtain
• 8 x white and gold pin wheels
• 1 x Happy New Year banner
• 1 x pack of gold glitter table stars
• 6 x shot cups
• 6 x party blowers
• 6 x mini party hats
• 1 x pack of gold party props
• 1 x cheers champagne bottle balloon
• 6 x Happy New Year latex balloons
New Year’s Eve ultimate self-care gift set: £47.36, Etsy
• 8oz scented bubble bath
• 6oz scented lotion
• 3oz scented mini candle
• Gold martini scented bath bomb
• Louffa

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New Year’s Eve ultimate self care gift set
£47.36

New Year’s Eve party in a box
£36.80

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests
£19.99

New Year’s Eve ultimate self care gift set
£47.36

New Year’s Eve party in a box
£36.80

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests
£19.99

New Year’s Eve ultimate self care gift set
£47.36

New Year’s Eve party in a box
£36.80

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests
£19.99

New Year’s Eve ultimate self care gift set
£47.36

New Year’s Eve party in a box
£36.80

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests
£19.99

New Year’s Eve ultimate self care gift set
£47.36

New Year’s Eve party in a box
£36.80

New Year’s party kit – 8 guests
£19.99

Get their look: New Year’s Eve 2020

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New Year’s Eve 2020 is going to be a year-end like no other. For most, it will be a very quiet affair when the clock strikes twelve – with mixing restricted to home units and our various bubbles. We just wouldn’t have believed any talk of pandemics, bubbles and isolating if someone had mentioned it this time last year!

Anyway, all the restrictions doesn’t mean that you can’t do something special with the décor. There’ll be lots of people wanting to say goodbye to last year and look forward to better times in the next. New Year’s Eve is a time for optimism and positive wishes… and what better way to reflect this than through your surroundings.

This console table space captures the mood perfectly. There’s champagne on ice, festooned balloons and glitzy metallics – it all contributes to the optimistic vibe.

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Woven basket with white stripe

Porcelain 3-section snack dish

Cocktail shaker

Hammered copper champagne cooler

Assorted gold balloons

Eowyn accent mirror

Woven basket with white stripe

Porcelain 3-section snack dish

Cocktail shaker

Hammered copper champagne cooler

Assorted gold balloons

Eowyn accent mirror

Woven basket with white stripe

Porcelain 3-section snack dish

Cocktail shaker

Hammered copper champagne cooler

Assorted gold balloons

Eowyn accent mirror

Price Points: Supermarket Prosecco

In 2016, it was reported that the UK consumed 35% of all the Prosecco produced in Italy that year. The country exports 70% of its total yield – so that means half of what leaves the country comes to these shores.

When it comes to celebrating that special event with a bit of fizz, many people immediately turn to champagne. On some occasions, that can be great, of course. However, a really good Prosecco, Cava or English sparkling white wine certainly beats a mediocre champagne in our book. And it’s usually far more affordable, too.

In recent years, the British public has become much more comfortable shopping in discount high street shops – the likes of Primark, TK Maxx and the different pound shop chains. The same can be said of doing the weekly food shop – and two of these Proseccos are from Aldi & Lidl, whose reputations for an interesting range of products and value for money are now well established.

We can personally vouch for all three of these bottles of supermarket prosecco – sampled, of course, entirely in the name of public service!

Of the trio, we enjoyed the Morrisons bottle the most; crisp and dry with a lovely pear flavour. In fact, it came top in this year’s Good Housekeeping ‘Best Prosecco’ review.

Allini Prosecco Spumante, extra dry: £5.99, Lidl
An easy-drinking prosecco with lovely fresh pear aromas and full of fizz.
Organic Prosecco: £7.99, Aldi (Sweetness: 1)
Pear and green apple are followed by aromas of acacia flowers and honeycomb.
Grown with no pesticides or herbicides used in the vineyard, the grapes are predominately hand picked and gently pressed to ensure only the highest quality of juice is used. The winery is also committed to using renewable energy wherever possible.
The Best Valdobbiadene Prosecco, 75cl: £8.00, Morrisons (Sweetness: 2)
Apple blossom aromas with vibrant green apple and pear flavours.

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