Thursday, November 7, 2013

Company Christmas Party Ideas


No one likes to talk about Christmas too early, but when it comes to organising Christmas parties, earlier is best. The earlier you start to organise it, more options are available for you to choose, such as, venue, food, music, entertainers, location, drinks and more importantly the dates for the Christmas event.

But the most important decision to decide is: what type of party does your office need?

Below is a list of the types of Christmas office events you could organise.

Exclusive Company Christmas Parties

Exclusive parties are perfect for companies who want to hold a private party. The food, drink and entertainment can be selected to suit your party needs. Large hotels market their exclusive parties at large groups but event management companies can offer you smaller and varied party venues.

Shared Company Christmas Office Party

For companies of any size where smaller groups can still enjoy the larger Christmas party atmosphere. These shared party packages have set packages which normally can't be changed. Most shared Christmas party packages include reception drinks, 3 or 4 course meal, live entertainment, DJ and disco.

Bespoke Christmas Parties

Bespoke Christmas events are perfect for companies who want their Christmas do designed around their exact needs. Plenty of themes and entertainment to choose from but don't forget the basics are the most important to get right on a bespoke event. Best way to organise this type of party is to speak to an event management company who have sent years in the event industry and know what is needs to add that extra wow factor.

Christmas Activity Days Out

Perfect for companies looking for some team building, adventure and fun. Plenty of activities to choose from such as paintballing, cocktail making, chocolate making, clay pigeon shooting, go karting and much more.

Tailor the party to suit your needs, whether it's for a couple of hours with a pub lunch or a full day of activities.

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