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Throw a Perfect 4th of July Bash with BHG at Walmart Outdoor Entertaining Essentials
25.06.2024 - 19:29 / bhg.com / Sophia Beams
Whether you’re hosting a July 4 gathering this year or you just want to show up to the party with the most stylish dishware, The Better Homes & Gardens collection at Walmart has you covered with entertaining pieces and patriotic tabletop additions that are perfect for parties indoor and out. From space-saving serving trays to drink dispensers perfect for showing off your colorful punch, these finds will make sure you’ll have no trouble impressing your guests this year.
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Any outdoor party needs a way to keep your drinks (or snacks) cool and fresh. This oval serving tub can help you keep drinks ice-cold while you’re outside. It can also store party supplies or even snacks for guests. It’s rust-proof and super durable, making it perfect to use inside or outside the home.
Don’t forget to pair it with the 2-tier serving tray, which features two matching white trays on a stand with rattan handles. The trays are detachable to make serving even easier, and are perfect for any kind of party treat. Maybe best of all, they’ll save space on your table, so you can set out more snacks at once.
“This serving tray was a perfect choice for the big gatherings that we usually have,” reads one five-star review for the 2-tier serving tray. “So much space, very rigid and non-slip pads at the bottom help keep it in place…We have used it in multiple gatherings already including high-teas and we always get a compliment on this serving tray.”
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Of course, any July 4 party needs a drink dispenser. Whether you’re trying to stave off the heat with water, lemonade, or a pitcher cocktail, this 1.5 gallon drink dispenser is the right move this summer. It features an acacia lid with a clear glass base, great for showing off your fanciest
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