From weddings to summer cocktail parties, present your best champagne in an elegant silver champagne bucket. Like the silver version, silver-plated champagne buckets add a classic touch to your most bubbly moments. Passionate silversmiths crafted something that is practical, stylish, and perfectly complements your crystal champagne glasses.
THE PERFECT CHAMPAGNE BUCKET
A must for festive celebrations, champagne is best enjoyed chilled but not iced. To keep it at the ideal temperature, the champagne bucket is the essential accessory to keep one or several bottles of champagne cool, before and during their tasting.
How to choose a champagne bucket?
The first criterion is of course its capacity, which should be adapted according to your needs: if most champagne buckets are designed to hold one bottle with a capacity of about three liters, there are also models that can hold two. For a larger capacity, for example for a wedding, you can choose a champagne vat.
Second criterion of choice, the material. Although there is a wide variety of materials, it is strongly recommended to choose a metal champagne bucket whose conductive properties will allow an optimal duration of conservation at temperature. A steel champagne bucket or, even more elegantly, a silver-plated one, are excellent choices that combine aesthetics and performance, and are less fragile than a glass or crystal champagne bucket.
Style is also a consideration. While it is of course primarily a matter of taste, it is recommended to opt for models of champagne bucket with a sober and elegant design that will guarantee their durability beyond fashion phenomena.
Finally, depending on the space you have available, it is possible to combine your champagne bucket with a stand that will free up space on your table and add a very elegant "chic" touch.
How to use a champagne bucket?
The first criterion is of course its capacity, which should be adapted according to your needs: if most champagne buckets are designed to hold one bottle with a capacity of about three liters, there are also models that can hold two. For a larger capacity, for example for a wedding, you can choose a champagne vat.
Second criterion of choice, the material. Although there is a wide variety of materials, it is strongly recommended to choose a metal champagne bucket whose conductive properties will allow an optimal duration of conservation at temperature. A steel champagne bucket or, even more elegantly, a silver-plated one, are excellent choices that combine aesthetics and performance, and are less fragile than a glass or crystal champagne bucket.
Style is also a consideration. While it is of course primarily a matter of taste, it is recommended to opt for models of champagne bucket with a sober and elegant design that will guarantee their durability beyond fashion phenomena.
Finally, depending on the space you have available, it is possible to combine your champagne bucket with a stand that will free up space on your table and add a very elegant "chic" touch.
