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Tiffany Jones is the founder of Avenue 8 Cocktails, a super-premium ready-to-drink cocktail brand rooted in beautiful living and gracious entertaining. With a career that spans Wall Street, fashion, cosmetics, advertising, and a 22-year legacy in high-end residential interior design, Tiffany brings a rare blend of structure, creativity, and taste to everything she touches.
Hosting has always been central to her world. From refined interiors to thoughtfully curated tables, Tiffany understands how details shape experience. Avenue 8 was born from that same instinct, filling a gap she saw in the cocktail space for something elevated, transparent, and effortless. Her gatherings reflect that philosophy exactly. Polished but approachable, intentional without being rigid, and always centered on connection.
A: I start with the occasion.
Tiffany begins every gathering by anchoring it on purpose. The why behind the event sets the tone for everything else, from who’s invited to what’s served.
Starting with intention keeps things focused and meaningful. When you know why people are coming together, the rest of the decisions tend to fall into place naturally.
A: Switching up guests’ seats between courses.
It’s simple, but incredibly effective. By gently reshuffling the table, Tiffany creates new opportunities for conversation and connection without forcing anything.
This small shift keeps energy flowing and helps guests move beyond familiar circles. It’s one of those hosting moves that feels effortless, but makes a big impact.

A: Fresh flowers, candles, party favor.
Tiffany knows you don’t need a big budget to create a welcoming table. A few thoughtful touches go a long way in making guests feel considered.
Soft lighting, something beautiful to look at, and a small takeaway all signal care. It’s not about excess. It’s about intention.
A: The guest list!
For Tiffany, the magic is in the mix. The right combination of people can turn even the simplest meal into something unforgettable.

A: Don’t feel like you have to do it all yourself. Figure out what things you do best, whether that’s food or décor, and focus your energy there. The rest can be easily outsourced to save the stress, even in economical ways.
This mindset shift is everything. Hosting doesn’t have to mean doing more. It means doing what you’re good at and letting go of the rest.
A: It depends on the season, but it’s hard to go wrong with the chicken pot pies from Southern Baked Pie Company.
Comfort food always wins. Tiffany leans into dishes that feel familiar, cozy, and universally loved. When guests feel taken care of, the table becomes a place to relax and linger.

A: Frank Sinatra, Michael Bublé type music. It has a nice vibe in the background but isn’t overpowering.
Her music choice mirrors her hosting style. Warm, classic, and supportive of conversation rather than competing with it.
A: Switching guests up between courses.
Worth repeating. This simple move keeps gatherings dynamic and ensures everyone leaves having connected with someone new.

A: My annual Friendsgiving lunch with college friends, Thanksgiving when we have more than just our family, a girls night networking dinner. Honestly, I love them all.
For Tiffany, it’s not about one standout event. It’s about creating space for people, again and again, to come together meaningfully.
A: I don’t know about brands as much as finding the right pieces to bring my table vision to life. I’ve used very high-end china with chargers from World Market. But nice linens are a must.

To explore Tiffany’s artful approach to entertaining and elevated ease, follow Avenue 8 Cocktails on Instagram at @avenue8cocktails or visit drinkavenue8.com. Her brand reflects the same philosophy she brings to hosting: refined, thoughtful, and designed to make gathering feel simple and special. When you’re ready to host your own gathering, Partytrick makes it easy to bring everything together. Create a free Partytrick account and start planning your next moment of connection.

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