I blogged about creating a truly welcoming guest room in this post; but I thought I’d do a more in-depth post on a Christmas snack station here today. So how do you give your hospitality area a Christmas vibe?
Cups and crockery
One of the easiest ways to give this area some holiday spirit is to add festive mugs or cups as well as other crockery.
Kettle
This isn’t holiday specific, but a small kettle is great to ensure your guests can have a warm drink when they want without feeling the need to disturb the whole house.
Add some chocolate along with other beverages
Along with teas and coffees include some hot chocolate sachets for your visitors. It’s synonymous with Christmas after all. I also include cappuccino sachets, regular instant coffee and a selection box of teas too.
As a norm I have a bottle of water, a small one of sterilised milk, some sugar and sweet and low along with them.
Christmas cookies
If you’ve been doing lots of baking why not present some of your Christmas cookies to your guests?
I include little snacks throughout the year; breakfast bars and savory snacks. Sometimes people can be peckish, or want to indulge themselves on holiday.
Coasters
I mentioned crockery, but coasters can be updated for ones that reflect the season.
A decoration
Like this Christmas bauble.
Christmas chocolates
Adding a chocolate Santa can be a decoration itself.
Candy canes
Pop some in your mugs to make them a little more merry.
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