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Planning an Office Christmas Party
An office party is a great way to celebrate Christmas at your
workplace. Here are some do's and don'ts to ensure a great party.
Theme: An office party can be fun and to avoid upsetting
anyone, a theme should actually be avoided.
Food: In the case of a formal office party, traditional
foods can be avoided. The main course doesn’t have to be
traditional in line with Christmas but should stay inline with a
formal dinner with a choice of meats, vegetables and desserts.
If the party isn’t formal then attendees can bring a dish, often
referred to as “pot luck” and employees can either choose what to
bring or opt on their own what to include.
Décor: Because the average office party has no theme, it’s
usually filled with an elegant table setting with plates and a
basic centerpiece of rich colored candles coupled with mistletoe or
ivy inline with traditional aspects for the formal event however,
the informal party may consist of more generic holiday paper plates
and table cloths that match with a few added table toppers around
the food like snowmen or symbolic holiday bells.
This article first appeared in
Celebrating Christmas PDF
Magazine 2005
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