Moët & Chandon, the champagne synonymous with celebration since 1743, brought its timeless allure and savoir-fête to The Luxurious Marble Circus. A striking fusion of fashion, gastronomy, and performance drew the city’s tastemakers into a world of theatrical indulgence – at the heart of which was Moët & Chandon’s Summer Terrace.
At the Luxurious Marble Circus – a festival that merges fine dining with live music, theatrics, design and décor – this heritage found its perfect stage. The Moët & Chandon Summer Terrace, centred around the effervescent Ice Impérial, carried the spirit of celebration from the sunlit afternoon through to the evening, unveiling the Maison’s refreshed international identity and serving as a vibrant meeting point: casual glamour in the open air, the city’s hottest tastemakers mingling in one setting. Each pour of champagne was a performance in itself, a glittering act designed to remind guests that champagne is not just a drink, but an effervescent tribute to joy, connection and a symbol of togetherness.
“The sun was out and the weather was absolutely on our side. We had the best view with the perfect energy to match,” said Moët & Chandon Friend of the House, musician and television personality, Zulu Mkhathini. “The drinks were cold and consistently flowing, the music was on point, and the atmosphere? Simply unmatched. From production design to the lineup, food stalls, and overall curation, it was a solid 10/10 experience. Big shoutout to my Moët & Chandon family for an unforgettable experience, I’m already looking forward to next year!”
With summer almost in full swing, Moët & Chandon invites South Africa to embrace the season à la française – with a glass raised high, good company close at hand, and joie de vivre in abundance. The Luxurious Marble Circus was just one of the Maison’s many celebrations, a reminder that Moët & Chandon is always at the centre of life’s most memorable occasions.
