Checklist: Christmas decoration for your next meeting

Thinking about hosting your own Christmas meeting this year? So don’t forget to prepare a nice and cozy decoration to help set the tone of the party.

Below you’ll find a list of things that could help you decorate your house for the next meeting, so do consider what will fit best your own style:

Indoor

• Christmas tree;
•  Ornaments for the three;
• Tinsel in different colors. You could even choose a palette for your favourite sub-style;
•  Tree stand;
• Fairy lights for the house;
• Garlands with your favourite motifs;
• Pinecones with glitter to place on the table;
• Scented candles;
• Snow blanket;
• Wide ribbons for making bows around vases;
• Stocking;
• Candy Canes;
• Snow Globes;
• Holiday linens (tablecloths, table runners and napkins);
• Holiday wall stickers.

Outdoor

• Wreaths;
• Christmas Garland;
• Christmas Trees;
• Mistletoe;
• Bow or ribbon for the mailbox;
• Sleigh Bells;
• Fairy Lights;
• Nutcrackers and soldiers.

How to customize everything for a lolita meeting?

Since we’re talking about lolita meetings, it would be a nice idea to have the whole decoration themed after the fashion, wouldn’t it?

So, if you want to host a nice Christmas meeting, consider customizing every and each item of your decoration. For the tree, for example, try using bows or printed ornaments with your favourite prints and brands. Use photos of your past meetings to decorate the room in place of the holiday themed stickers. And place signature mascots such as Usakumya, for example, to decorate the place together with the wreaths.

You could also display your favourite dresses and decorate them with fairy lights and Christmas bows. Try printing out some of your dresses’ prints on paper and use them to wrap the gifts under the tree.

There are many ways to customize your meeting for this Christmas, so grab the checklist and get to work!

Laura Ribeiro

27-years-old Brazilian, trying to survive with a black and navy wardrobe during the summer. I work as a freelancer writer in fashion, games and education. During my free time I enjoy sewing, writing fiction, drawing and, of course, playing lots of video game.