Glycosylation reaction is one of the important aspects of carbohydrate chemistry, where two different units are frequently linked through the C-O bonds. In the pursuit of advancing this field, the design and development of sustainable catalytic methods for O-glycosylation, which can provide an alternate and effective tool to traditional protocols involving stoichiometric promoters and classical donors are considered as highly challenging yet important facets of glycochemistry. Herein, we report a simple and efficient Fe(III)-catalyzed method for O-glycosylation through the activation of bifunctional phenylpropiolate glycoside (PPG) donors. This mild and effective method involves the use of inexpensive, and less-toxic FeCl3 as a catalyst and easily synthesizable, benchtop stable glycosyl ester-based PPG donors, which react with various sugar as well as non-sugar-based acceptors to deliver the corresponding O-glycosides in good yields with moderate anomeric selectivity along with regeneration of easily separable phenylpropiolic acid. Importantly, D-mannose and L-rhamnose-based PPG donors afforded the corresponding O-glycosides in high α-anomeric-selectivity. The reaction conditions were further explored for the synthesis of trisaccharide.