Oktoberfest Party Supplies & Decorations For Sale

Plan the Perfect Oktoberfest Party

Just because you won’t be in Munich this September doesn’t mean you have to miss out on all the Oktoberfest fun. GermanSteins.com believes everyone should be able to join the party regardless of location. We have everything you need to turn your home, garage, backyard, bar, or wherever you’re hosting into your very own Theresienwiese.

Celebrate with the millions of other fellow beer drinkers around the world enjoying this two century old beer-drinking festival. GermanSteins.com has the proper Oktoberfest beer drinking equipment to make your party a success. Need to know where to start? Take a look at our official 2023 Oktoberfest Gift Guide.

Oktoberfest Beer Steins, Mugs, Cups & Glasses

A classic 0.5 liter, 1 liter, or 2 liter Oktoberfest glass beer mug is the best way to enjoy a tasty Bavarian märzen beer right out of the barrel. Or you can go for a more pointed option with an artisanal German stein. We also carry a variety of stoneware mug’s and steins to keep your suds cold, as well as a wide selection of different beer boots to challenge even the most experienced beer drinker.

We carry an assortment of top brands from the official Oktoberfest 2021 steins, Paulaner stoneware mugs, Hofbrauhaus dimpled glass mugs, to Hacker-Pschorr steins, Becks, Lowenbrau, and more! If you want to make it a more personal affair, check out our custom beer steins & mugs to send everyone home with the perfect Oktoberfest souvenir.

Oktoberfest Flags, Party Decorations & Supplies

While good beer is a standard measurement of success for any Oktoberfest celebration, a host can’t afford to skimp on the atmosphere. GermanSteins.com has an endless selection of Bavarian flags and Oktoberfest banners, table clothes, posters, lighting, and other amenities to bring your own Thereseinwiese to life wherever you are.

Keep your guests entertained while drinking liter after liter and dancing on the table to Oompah music. Shop a variety of Oktoberfest party accessories like necklaces, table wear, coasters, aprons, shirts, and wigs.

Oktoberfest Hats & Clothes

Dress the part and sport a pair of lederhosen and an authentic German mountain hat like a real Bavarian. We also offer themed aprons for those roasting the chickens or baking the strudel, along with a score of Oktoberfest t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and jackets.

Celebrate this centuries old tradition the way it's meant to be.

Host your own Oktoberfest celebration without missing a beat, GermanSteins.com is proud to supply you with everything you’ll need including:

Official Munich Oktoberfest Beer Steins, Mugs, and Cups
Bavarian Flags
Oktoberfest Banners and Signs
Oktoberfest Hats
Oktoberfest Plates and Napkins
Oktoberfest Party Accessories
Oktoberfest Key Chains, Buttons, Lanyards, Oven Mitts, and more

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Double Handle Bavaria 2 Liter Stoneware Mug

Double Handle Stoneware Beer Mug The double handle Bavarian 2 liter stoneware mug was made for one thing: drinking beer. Made in Germany by the world renowned King-Werk, mug is designed for Oktoberfest. Standing nearly ten inches tall, the double handle...

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Double Handle Deutschland 2 Liter Stoneware Mug

Double Handle Deutschland Mug Made by King-Werk in Germany, this double handle Deutschland 2 liter stoneware mug will have you drinking beer like a true German. This mug stands nearly ten inches tall, towering over pint glasses and solo cups. While...

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The History of Oktoberfest and Oktoberfest Beer Steins

After over 200 years of celebrating good food and good beer, Germany's Oktoberfest has been firmly established as one of the world’s largest annual festivals. Oktoberfest, or Octoberfest, is a 16-day celebration that draws approximately 6 million people from all over the world, who come to enjoy the singing, dancing, eating, and, of course, the beer. Oktoberfest's history begins with the wedding of Crown Prince Ludwig (later Ludwig I) to Princess Therese of Saxe-Hildburghausen on Oct. 12, 1810. The citizens of Munich were invited to attend the festivities. This was unusual at the time, as nobles rarely associated with the public. Horse races were held at the closing of the event, which were repeated the following year. The celebration continued annually, eventually becoming larger and more elaborate, to its present-day state.

Oktoberfest's association with beer stems from its Bavarian roots. Bavarians are considered to be some of the world’s most beer-loving people. Although beer was consumed at the early Oktoberfest celebrations, the event was initially built around a horse race and, later, a state agricultural show. As the number of beer and foods stands increased, so did the significance that was placed on the beer. In 1896, the first giant beer tent was erected. Today, there are 14 large tents and 20 small tents.

Almost half of all German breweries are in Bavaria. More than 6 million liters (roughly 1.75 million gallons) of that beer is consumed each year at the festival in Munich. This accounts for about 30% of the entire annual beer production of all of the Munich breweries combined. There are only six breweries in Munich who are able to serve the Oktoberfest beer in the festival tents. These breweries, which call themselves the Club of Munich Brewers, conform to the "Reinheitsgebot," or Bavarian purity requirements. They must also brew the beer within the city limits of Munich.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the beer steins used are typically made from heavy glass and usually have a decorative brewery logo on the side. The steins are often sought out as souvenirs. Beautiful, hand-painted beer steins depicting scenes such as a traditional beer wagon being unloaded at an Oktoberfest celebration are also memorable souvenirs of this rich and colorful festival. Since 1872, Oktoberfest has begun on a Saturday in September. It usually lasts for about 16 days. Traditionally, the festival ends on the first Sunday of October, unless it is the first or second day of the month, in which case Oktoberfest continues until October 3.

Oktoberfest is also enjoyed in one form or another in many cities and towns worldwide. Several festivals are held in which attendees enjoy traditional German food and music, and raise their beer steins in celebration of this annual event.

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