EventsWorthy Jingle Jam Great Gatsby style


January 25, 2017, Philadelphia, PA - One of the largest and most highly anticipated hospitality events of the year, Jingle Jam, was an event to remember once again! Hosted by the International Live Events Association and the Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International, over 250 guests arrived in roaring ‘20s attire while sipping on Prohibition Era-style cocktails and listening to Philly Event Group's Great Gatsby inspired jazz music. Guests then made their way into the main ballroom as Synergetic Sounds indoor sparklers paved the way to the main event. The Philly Keys Dueling Pianos wowed everyone with their interactive performance as attendees flowed from room to room also listening to Michelle Lee Entertainment. Pearls, feathers and gold made the evening seem as if it came straight out ofThe Great Gatsby.


Sponsors included DFWEvent Design,Marriott Downtown Philadelphia,AFR,TheTheme Factory, PSAV, Let’s do linens, Richard Barnes Photography, Philly Event Group,A.I Cats, Choice Party Linens, CTOArtists,The Philly Keys, South Jersey Party Rentals,Tap Snap Philly, Clique Cam,Without a Cue Productions, La Prima Catering, Frost 321, CORT, Jordan Brian Photography, Party Partners, 13th Street Cocktail Catering, and partnered by Mid-Atlantic Events Magazine. Guests also brought canned goods with them in support of this year’s charity, Philabundance. Photo Credits: Richard Barnes Photography, Jordan Brian Photography


Nina Scimenes, Brulee Catering, Gretchen McHale ofThe Fillmore,TLA and Punch Line Philly, Kathleen Laux, Center City District,Megan Aldrich, Brulee Catering and Sarah Anello, Center City District


13th Street Cocktail Catering


Stephanie Eib, University of Pennsylvania with Megan Gray,Albrecht Events


Megan Jaurigue andTim Rissel, Cuba Libre Restaurant and Samantha Overstreet,The Hub Conshy


68 March  April 2017


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