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The History of Champagne Sabering: From Napoleon to Modern Times

The tradition of champagne sabering has roots that go back centuries, offering a blend of history and excitement with every strike of the blade. Originating with French cavalry soldiers during their triumphant returns from battle, the practice symbolized celebration and camaraderie.

How to Choose the Perfect Champagne Saber: A 2024 Guide to Sabering Champagne and Celebrating with Tradition

Choosing a champagne saber is more than just picking a tool—it’s about embracing a tradition that adds a spark to every celebration.

How to Saber Champagne?

The moment a champagne bottle is sabered is nothing short of mesmerizing—a perfect blend of precision, tradition, and boldness that transforms any celebration into a truly memorable experience.

What is a Champagne Saber? A Beginner's Guide for Sabering Champagne in 2024

There's something undeniably thrilling about slicing the top off a Champagne bottle with a saber. One moment, you’re holding a bottle; the next, you’ve sent the cork flying, leaving behind a cascade of sparkling bubbles.

Give a gift that tells a story: a customized Champagne saber

A champagne saber is a gift that they can reuse on special occasions and think about your relationship each time they slash through a bottle of bubbly.

Create an extravagent wedding celebration with Champagne sabers

No one plans their wedding with the goal of boring their guests. But, have you gone out of your way to plan a wedding that excites them?

Giving a celebratory corporate gift from California Champagne sabers

Opening a new business calls for a spectacular celebration. It also calls for rewarding hard work with celebratory gifts.

Why you need a Champagne saber

To make a special occasions even more posh, open the bottle with an even more opulent item - the champagne saber.

Celebrate reopening with Champagne sabering

If you have a restaurant, bar, or tasting room, why not celebrate your reopening with a memorable champagne sabering celebration?