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Cocktail craft and glassware notes · October 19, 2026
1920s partyHow to Throw a 1920s Themed Party That Isn't a Costume Rental
Low amber light, pre-1930 jazz, a Prohibition cocktail menu, and real Art Deco glassware – the 1920s themed party guide that skips the costume bag.
By Arthur Bulota · October 19, 2026 Read the guide
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“Most advice for a Jazz Age party starts with a checkout cart of feather boas, and the decade deserves better than a costume bag. I want you to get the light, the sound and the glass right, because that is what makes a room feel like 1925.”
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