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Ideas for office holiday parties

It s getting colder outside and the snow has covered the ground. Are you feeling the holiday spirit yet? One big thing on many event coordinates minds for companies is the holiday party. Holiday parties are always based on one thing the food. This year don t just base your party on if you are having a buffet style dinner or a sit down one, add some zest! Here are a few ideas on how to get started. Send out a memo about your company s holiday party. In that memo announce you…

Holiday party ideas for Work

As the holiday season approaches, I ve found myself playing around in my closet, trying to figure out the best outfits for the different events I ll be attending. Since sharing inspiration is always a good thing - here are some of my outfit ideas for holiday parties! Work Parties - Layering an interesting top (sequin tank/peplum) over your existing work outfit makes getting ready for a work party SUPER easy! Add in a statement necklace, intensify your makeup, and you re good…

Holiday office party ideas

Tired of throwing a traditional holiday party for your employees? You know, those that involve appetizers, drinks, and standing around conversing? If you are the boss or in charge of your office’s party planning committee, now is the perfect time to flex your authority muscle and throw an “outside the box” holiday party this year. Most work places are notorious for unhealthy eating and offer little in the way of physical activity. By being innovative and creative and offering…

Winter holiday party Themes

Simple and easy! Here’s a perfect politically correct theme for the holidays or your company holiday party. Snow never offends anyone (except when it turns to slush!)…and this can be elegant or informal—that’s up to you!Winter Theme Holiday Party InvitationsPeople are very busy during the holiday season. Make sure you get on the calendar with an unforgettable invite. Personalized winter holiday invitations are perfect for a winter themed holiday party. Include your company’s…

Small office holiday party ideas

In an office setting it is important to balance the relationships and try and keep things positive. In a single workplace the employees come from all walks of life and their different ages, cultures, and backgrounds will influence who they are. These differences and sometimes cause awkwardness or contention among employees. A negative work environment will have a bad impact on the workplace, so working on building unity is essential. A great way to build unity is through…

Holiday office ideas

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Christmas party ideas for the office

Need ideas for a corporate Christmas party? Planning a children’s Christmas party? Here are simple but effective Christmas party ideas for the planner who has to please a ho-ho-whole lot of people. Now is the time of year when Halloween planning subsides and Christmas party planning takes over. You may be one of those people who attends a ton of these parties every year but has never thrown one. Maybe you re the Christmas party queen or king and people look to you for their…

Company holiday party ideas on a budget

Entertaining on a budget isn’t always easy, and the holiday season puts even more added demands and challenges on your budget. This is, after all, a time to bring in some brightness and share some fun with friends and family. Is it really possible to enjoy hosting a holiday party without breaking the bank or over-stretching your wallet? Absolutely! We’ve posted several entries on holiday entertaining on a budget before, and this year is no exception. Here are 8 videos loaded…

Business Event ideas

One of the best ways to build awareness of your brand, engage your existing customers and attract new business is through event marketing. But figuring out what kinds of events to host and how to organize them can be daunting. The trick to planning and pulling off successful marketing events is to make sure they grow organically out of your business. You don t want to tack an event onto your brand without giving any consideration to what your brand means, who your customers…