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Out of fun ideas for your holiday party?

Updated: Jul 16


  1. Winter Wonderland Gala: Create a magical winter wonderland theme with elegant decorations, including snowflakes, fairy lights, and white and silver accents. Hold the event in a beautiful venue, and encourage attendees to dress up in formal attire. You can have a live band or DJ to provide entertainment and offer a gourmet dinner. Consider setting up interactive stations like a hot cocoa bar, a DIY ornament crafting station, or a photo booth with holiday-themed props.

  2. A Classic Ugly Sweater Party: Host a fun and lighthearted holiday party where everyone wears their most outrageously ugly holiday sweaters. Set up a contest for the ugliest sweater with fun prizes for the winners. Include activities like holiday-themed trivia, karaoke, or a dance floor with a playlist of popular holiday tunes. You could also organize a gift exchange or a charitable activity, such as a toy or food drive.

  3. Casino Night: Bring the excitement of a casino to your corporate holiday party. Set up gaming tables for poker, blackjack, and roulette, and provide guests with "funny money" to play with. Hire professional dealers to run the tables and keep the atmosphere lively. Offer a buffet or food stations for guests to enjoy throughout the evening. At the end of the night, guests can trade in their winnings for raffle tickets and enter a drawing for prizes.

  4. Holiday Team-Building Challenge: Organize a holiday-themed team-building event that encourages collaboration and friendly competition among employees. You could set up a series of challenges or games related to the holiday season, such as building gingerbread houses, solving holiday-themed puzzles, or participating in a festive scavenger hunt. Divide employees into teams and award points for each challenge. At the end of the event, recognize the winning team and celebrate everyone's efforts.

  5. Global Holiday Celebration: Embrace the diversity of your company by hosting a global holiday celebration. Decorate the venue with elements from various cultures, representing different holidays celebrated around the world. Arrange for a buffet or food stations featuring dishes from different countries. Have cultural performances, such as traditional dances or music from various regions. This type of event promotes inclusivity and fosters a sense of unity among employees.


Remember to consider the preferences and sensitivities of your company's employees when planning any holiday event, and ensure that the party aligns with your corporate culture and values.


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