CHRISTMAS STYLE : PJs & PROSECCO
- Debi Lilly
- Dec 14, 2018
- 1 min read

Now trending for a next level holiday soiree: brunch for the bunch a la Pjs n Prosecco.

First impressions are everything, as you know. Dress the foyer with metallics meet garden chic.

Wild ruscus for the win. The twisty, voluminous vine perfectly tucks into stairwells, handrails, above mirrors and more.


All the bar cart goals. Load up each level with gorgeous, abundant blooms as a wow focal point as guests arrive.

Everyone loves a fun photo moment - and this is it.

Set the table with ombre sunshine. Fill vases with a soft palette from light to dark in favorite hues for the season.



Add a hint of watercolor graphics with placecards and menu cards at each setting.


Now to the very best part: the pjs! I cannot even begin to tell you how happy I was, Sunday morning 5 am, to put on pjs and head off to work.

As was everyone else. All the matching mama baby jams...ahhhh, so delish.

Now every pj party needs a photobooth peony garden bed, am I right?


Styled up with all the holiday props, bien sur. Cheers to the parties in the pjs.
Planning, styling, floral, stationery A Perfect Event
Balloon tree Paris 312
Photography Gerber + Scarpelli
Venue DL Loft




Your ability to explain complicated data in such straightforward terms is truly astounding. I am in awe of your talent for making Retro Bowl 26 intricate information available to the public.
Omg, this is totally inspiring my next holiday brunch! PJs and Prosecco? Yes, please! It's like adulting but make it comfy and chic. Wish there were Anime Crusaders style pajama sets though, that would be epic!
In Retro Bowl College, my defense forced three fumbles in a single game; something I’d never seen before. Even though you can’t control them, moments like that make the team feel alive.
Each fall, each retry, each near miss—it all adds up. Run 3 teaches patience the hard way. It’s not about how fast you move, but how long you keep going. The real victory isn’t reaching the end—it’s refusing to stop before you do.
In the watermelon game , two identical food types will combine to form a new, larger food item when they collide.