In a sparkling fete, guests were not only immersed in the gorgeous set up featuring the iconic Moët Imperial bottles, but were treated to an unlimited flow of the tipple throughout the celebrations as well. Surrounded by laughter and smiles all around, the event also saw quite a number of clinking glasses as champagne was served in large golden chalices, which certainly elevated the occasion. 

The Maison's emblematic bubbly is made from a perfectly executed blend of over 200 crus, the iconic champagne is characterised by its fruitiness, which consists of the intensity of green apple and elegant nuances of gooseberry.

Should guests opt for something else, a Moët mojito station was also available in the middle of the verandah if they preferred cocktails instead. By adding a splash of bubbly to the classic summer drink, the delicious concoction had guests coming back for more all afternoon long. 

The afternoon soirée, which was aptly themed as a festive gypsy escapade, saw everyone dress white and black with accents of gold. To top it all off, mini bottles of Moët bubbles were given out at the door to liven up the party afterward. 

Laid out on the lawn were a couple of festive tents which were glamourously embellished with Moët Imperial's new limited edition anniversary bottles. Prior to the start of the celebrations, guests were each given a disposable camera to snap up as many #MoetMoments as possible. As one of the main spots to get pictures taken, party-goers found themselves getting comfortable under the golden leaf canopy with their drinks in hand, while capturing several pictures of their friends and themselves enjoying the afternoon. 

For those who wished to add a little bohemian touch to their look, a braiding booth was situated on site for everyone to get their party looks on. Helmed by ever so talented crochet artist Kelly Limerick, she effortlessly weaved in shimmery pieces of cloth into everyone's hair, resulting in unique and beautiful braids that we absolutely loved.