| Width | 3.5 Inches |
| Depth | 11 Inches |
| Height | 14.3 Inches |
| Capacity | 2 L (70 oz.) |
Frequently Asked Questions
How Much Drinking Water Do I Need To Plan For My Event?
Holidays, parties, and warm weather have one sure thing in common: alcohol consumption. But boozy festivities can lead to a not-so-enjoyable morning after. Drinking water while consuming alcohol is an important part of minimizing its effects.
Moreover, events often span several hours and may involve dancing (and therefore sweating), so ensuring your family and friends are properly hydrated is essential for their health, safety, and comfort. Every type of affair should have water available, but it becomes increasingly more important at summer events, in humid climates, and in areas with high elevation. We recommend planning for 500 ml of water every 4 hours per guest.Â
In addition to providing water, consider offering a variety of non-alcoholic beverages. Sparkling water, herbal teas, and refreshing fruit juices can be great alternatives for those who prefer not to drink alcohol or want to pace themselves. You can even create a fun infused water station using fresh fruits, herbs, and flavored syrups. This not only keeps everyone hydrated but also adds an element of creativity to your gathering.
How Many Cups Does The Carafe Water Pitcher Hold?
A typical glass of water is 8 oz. If not filled with ice then the large water carafe can hold enough for 8 glasses of water. If the carafe is filled with ice it can usually hold about 6 glasses of water.
How Should The Water Be Served From The Water Pitcher For A Party?
Event wait staff can top up your guest glasses, or alternatively a water pitcher can be placed at each table for guests to serve themselves. Keep in mind that if the water pitchers are left on the table, your server staff still need to replenish these.Â
The event wait staff should follow the below standards for pouring water for your guests.Â
- Prioritize serving women and older men first.Â
- Ensure that the bottle or pitcher does not come into contact with the glass.Â
- Move in a clockwise direction around the table.Â
- Pour gently and steadily, filling each glass to three-quarters full.Â
- Refill proactively, without waiting for requests.

