Office Christmas Party Ideas

But then again, you don't really need a whole lot of money to have fun. You can have as much fun with a small party. All you need is a big enough space and some activities and food, and you're set.

Divide the employees into equal number of teams with equal number of members. Hand them each a piece of paper that is a part of a bigger picture.

At the blow of the whistle, they have to find the members who have the rest of the pieces that will complete the puzzle, and once the picture is complete, they have to tape it on to a chart paper that has been arranged on a side table. The first team to finish the picture, wins.

At one end of the table a paper plate filled with flour has been kept with a small candy in it. As the whistle blows the members have to run to the table with their hands tucked at the back they need to use only their mouths to fish into the plate and find the sweet. The first person to find and transfer it into a plate at the other end of the room, wins.

Bowls filled with water are kept and a spoon and an empty container is provided for. At the blow of the whistle, the members have to use the spoon and start transferring the water from the bowl to the empty container. At the end of the time, the team with the maximum water in the empty container, wins.

Not like the one you play on a sports field, it could be a simple one that includes activities completing a round of hopscotch, drinking a glass of bitter juice, wearing a shirt that has a lot of buttons, and other simple activities. It's simple and fun and when put together, creates a whole lot of challenge.

Another great idea is to show them movies. Not the boring corporate kind, but the fun films like office gag reels or comedy films and bloopers. All of these are seen to work really great.

Another company Christmas party idea that you can use is to hold a gag award ceremony. Things like the award for the person who always comes late, a person who always wears a particular color and things like that. It's a fun way to get the crowds laughing.

Another activity on the same lines is an activity simply titled 'Fishpond' (I dunno how the name came about, though). So what you do is ask the crowds to write in hilarious messages about other employees (not hurtful, obscene, or any of those other negative kinds), just funny. And then you read it out at the award function.