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Christmas Parties
fun, with none of the horrors the
next morning.
How to
take your
company
Christmas
party
from good
to great
The best way to spread
festive cheer, is singing loud
for all to hear.
It wouldn’t be Christmas without
belting Mariah Carey at the top of
your lungs after one too many
mulled wines. One way of really
breaking the ice (and your
co-workers ear drums) is a little
bit of festive karaoke. To avoid a
one-man show from the guy
treating it like the X factor final,
why not split everyone into teams
for some light-hearted
competition? Depending on
the size of your company, you
could even recreate your very
own Band Aid.
If performing in front of your
entire company sounds like ‘the
nightmare before Christmas’, then
check out SingPod, who provide
private karaoke booths for
parties. Completely soundproof
with thousands of songs to
choose from, you and a few of
your closest co-workers can enjoy
a secret sing-a-long, its all of the
Right: Odin Events
Make it merry and bright.
Take it up a festive gear this year
and make sure your guests ‘step
into Christmas’ with some
spectacular props to add a real
wow factor upon arrival and
provide some ‘Instagrammable’
photo opportunities. Odin Events,
who have erected more giant
snowmen than Santa has had
mince pies, have a vast array of
wonderful props to add some
Christmas cheer to your event.
Whether it’s a stunning Santa’s
grotto, a giant nutcracker,
reindeer props or a 6ft Frosty the
Snowman, be sure to
fill your party with plenty of joy
and laughter and check out
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Serve the drinks on ice.
Guaranteed to get everyone
excited, get your party off to a
very cool start, and have a show
stopping ice bar on arrival for
your guests to grab a drink. You
can even get your company logo
engraved onto the ice bar! If you
“WHETHER IT’S A STUNNING SANTA’S
GROTTO, A GIANT NUTCRACKER,
REINDEER PROPS OR A 6FT FROSTY THE
SNOWMAN, BE SURE TO FILL YOUR PARTY
WITH PLENTY OF JOY AND LAUGHTER.”
like the idea, but don’t want to go
the whole hog, why not go for an
ice bar facade instead? A large
wall of ice that sits in front of a
standard bar, giving the illusion
of something far more exciting
and festive. If you want to create
your very own winter wonderland,
check out PSD Ice Art for all your
ice bar/sculpture needs.
Or don’t serve the drinks at all…
What if you could pour a beer using
just your mind, or a glass of
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