Grinch that Stole Christmas Brunch!
Hi “Whos”, you’re in for a whimsical treat with this holiday inspiration from my friend Dina of Deliciously Darling Events! This holiday movie makes quite the party theme, don’t ya think? Add some “Grinch” touches to your party or go all out and host a Grinch Brunch for friends and family. This one is full of delightful inspiration from the bright green cake to the decorations, head on over to “Whoville” and take a look…(be on the lookout for 2 of my favorite things, push-up pops + my holiday utensil line from Sucre Shop)!
Isn’t is ADORABLE? I absolutely love the push-up pops and coffee station! Dina shared some party details with us! Read on below for her inspiration + details..
“I love the Holidays – seriously love them! It’s our second year of hosting a Suggs Family Brunch. We invite over our friends & family to eat, decorate sugar cookies and kick off the Holiday Season! Last year was all about Buddy the Elf. This year I wanted to do something a little more classic so we picked “The Grinch that Stole Christmas”. My kids LOVE the book and it totally brings me back to my childhood.
I turned to the incredible Loralee Lewis for my invitation design & paperie items. I wanted the party to have a more vintage feel rather than whimsical. Loralee took the request of “vintagey but not whimsical” and turned that into the most beautiful invitations, paper straws, labels & tags!
When throwing a brunch at my home, I tend to stick to serving yummy but simple foods. My guests munched on mini quiches, pinwheel sandwiches, muffins, donuts, greek yogurt, fruit, assorted cereals & chicken mini sandwiches. My favorite part of the brunch table is the glitter tree with sweet ornament sugar cookies from Yummy Delicious Cookies. The tree & ornaments reminds me so much of the invitation, I just love it. That Whoville sign is beyond incredible, Loralee did such an amazing job!
I have such a sweet tooth so a dessert table is a must! Since I was serving lots of sweets as part of the brunch, I really wanted to keep the dessert table small and offer treats that people can take home. Beautiful sugar cookies by Hayley Cakes & Cookies, amazing chocolate covered oreos & cupcake toppers by Love & Sugar Kisses and cake & cupcakes by My Sweet Things. The wooden peg Grinch doll, created by Craft that Party, made the perfect cake topper.
Guests enjoyed assorted juices, milk, coffee & hot coco courtesy of the Whoville Coffee & Dairy company! Brewing since 1948!
Last but certainly not least, I was so thrilled to have a custom Apron to wear from Aimee Broussard Handmade!”
Isn’t it CUTE?! What’s your favorite part? Leave a comment! {we read every one}
CREDITS + RESOURCES:
Event Design & Styling: Deliciously Darling Events
Photography: Adamo Photography
Invitations & Paper design: Loralee Lewis
Apron: Aimee Broussard Handmade
Cake & Cupcakes: My Sweet Things
Cookies: Hayley Cakes & Cookies
Fondant toppers & chocolate covered oreos: Love & Sugar Kisses
Cookies on Tree: Yummy Delicious Cookies
Wooden Grinch Doll: Craft that Part
Party supplies (milk bottles, plates, straws, cups): Petite Party Studio
Wooden Stamped cutlery: Sucre Shop
Tassel Garland: The Flair Exchange
Fabulous, Dina! Love every detail, but especially love the coffee station! :)
I think is one of my favorite parties!
what a creative idea! I love this.
So many great details – love Loralee’s work, the cookies are stunning, and Dina did a great job pulling it all together.
Ah-mazing party Dina! Thanks for letting me join in the Grinchy fun!
Look at those cookies! This is one of my favorite parties here, ever!
super cute! Love all of the details and the coffee station is so cute!
Super cute! You can spot a Loralee Lewis design a mile away!! Lots of ideas!!
so fabulous, but i expect nothing less of Dina!
This party is AMAZING!! I love all the little touches that pull it all together. Such great parties like this continue to give me inspiration – thank you!
Hi, I know this is an old post, but I’m host a Grinch themed Cookie Exchange this year and love the coffee station. Wondering if you could clarify if it was Loral Lewis who created the labels for the coffee cups or was it Petite Party Studio. I’ve looked at both websites and can’t locate them.
Thanks!
Anne
Hi Anne! This was a feature so Deliciously Darling Events (Dina) styled it! I’d reach out to her for your question!