Only in the Hamptons can a sunny afternoon feel like a scene plucked from a London estate—complete with classical music, heritage design, and rosé flowing under a canopy of hydrangeas. That was the vibe on full display as Kenneth and Maria Fishel opened the gates to their Bridgehampton estate for a dreamy summer garden party in partnership with the iconic British luxury brand, Asprey of London.

Guests arrived at manicured lawns and picture-perfect gardens that set the stage for what felt like a royal affair with a Hamptons twist. The best of British craftsmanship paired with that easy East End elegance we all know and love.

Inside the tented setup, guests sipped chilled rosé courtesy of Wainscott Main Wine & Spirits, nibbled on artisan cheese boards, and sampled small-batch tequila by BIATCH (a cheeky and surprisingly smooth addition to the menu). The afternoon took a magical turn when Maria Abous, a star of this season’s Hamptons Summer Songbook by the Sea series, serenaded the crowd with soaring classical vocals that made you forget that you weren’t in a West End theater.

Adding purpose to the party, the event spotlighted ARF Hamptons, the beloved local animal rescue organization, proving that no Hamptons event is truly complete without a charitable touch.

The guest list read like a who’s who of the East End’s social scene, with Candace Bushnell, Jean Shafiroff, John and Andrea Catsimatidis, and many more making stylish appearances. But it was really the vibe—equal parts refined and relaxed—that made this gathering stand out as a summer highlight.

And if the garden party has you craving a little Asprey for yourself? You’re in luck. The brand’s signature leather goods, jewelry, silver, and objets d’art can be found at their pop-up shop at 18 Jobs Lane in Southampton. It’s a little slice of British luxury, just a short stroll from Main Street.

As the sun dipped lower and the music floated over the hedges, it was clear: this wasn’t just another Saturday in the Hamptons—it was a celebration of timeless design, good company, and a summer well-lived.

For more on Asprey’s heritage and collection, visit asprey.com.

—By Declyn Keiser