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Light Up the Room. To make the season bright and extra cozy, use string lights across your mantel, table centerpieces, and any other areas to add a bit of sparkle. Place flameless tea lights or votives inside mason jars. Wrap the jars with festive ribbon and mini jingle bells, sprigs of holly, or any other decorative items you like.
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Karaoke party. To get the Christmas party started, you can get a karaoke microphone for just under $25. Play festive songs that would put the employees into the holiday mood. Everyone could unwind and have fun while you could stay under the budget. Make sure to take pictures and videos as memorabilia.
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Throw a casual party but add the best surprise ever: Santa! Have someone dress up as Ol' Saint Nick. He can hand out small stocking stuffers and ask them what else they want for Christmas. Don't forget to have a camera ready for some candid snaps, too! SHOP SANTA SUITS. 2.
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Planning A Low-Cost Holiday Event: Top 5 Tips. Whether you're celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, the New Year, Kwanza, or Festivus (Seinfeld fans rejoice!), there is no shortage of unique party ideas for the holidays. If you're trying to brainstorm a low-cost holiday event but still want to keep the festivities fun, it can seem like a challenge.
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6 / 7. Fish Tacos. For a gorgeous platter of fish tacos that won't drown your bank account, look no further than using skinless white fish fillets, such as cod, halibut, snapper, flounder, or tilapia. Go to Recipe. 7 / 7. Ice Cream Sandwiches for a Crowd.
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Even if your office isn't typically "creative," working on simple crafts is a great way for your staff to unwind and have some relaxed, low-stakes fun. There are so many holiday-themed crafts you can create such as: Non-traditional Christmas tree. Ugly sweater competition. Ornament Crafting. Salt Dough Crafting.
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Relieve the holiday stress and have casual fun with the entire office by hosting a brunch social. You can create a brunch social theme by serving breakfast or brunch items, such as pancakes, waffles, eggs, and bacon. Coffee, tea, juice, or mimosa are perfect beverages for your brunch and are also cost-effective.
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5) Virtual Christmas Games. Virtual Christmas Games are fun and festive games that will get your whole team in the holiday spirit. From "Secret Santa" to "Christmas Carol Trivia," online holiday games will get everyone in a jolly mood while building team morale.
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Photo Booth Party. One of the holiday party ideas on a budget to try out this season is a photo booth party. This party idea is certain to keep your employees active and happy all through the event. To make this more budget-friendly, you can create the photo booth yourself instead of hiring people to do that.
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Explore low-cost office holiday party venue ideas: 1. On-site office parties. Pros: It's hard to beat the price, or the convenience, and that makes on-site parties a common choice. One 2018 survey found that a little more than one-third of office holiday parties were held on-site. Starting the party a bit before the end of the workday means.
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If not, choose an amount you feel comfortable spending on your Christmas party. To make the best use of your budget, break it down into to categories such as food, decorations, alcohol, and so on. A $200 budget might be broken down into $125 for food, $50 for drinks, and $25 for decorations, for example. 2. Set your priorities.
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Decorate With Bells and Bows. Pop of Gold. Adding small decorative details to your place settings will go a long way in making your party feel special and well-planned. A bow with a bell is an adorable touch that will look great in the photos your guests take of their food. Continue to 3 of 50 below. 03 of 50.
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While those of us in our 20's and 30's usually dodge the bullet on hosting big family gatherings, we love our Friendsgivings and Ugly Sweater Parties. Holiday party hosting can get super expensive if you don't plan ahead and set a budget. Fortunately, there are a ton of low-cost holiday party ideas out there.
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Do a Stocking Stuffer Exchange. If you plan on exchanging presents, set a monetary limit to each giftโsay, $15 to $20. Secret Santa is a fun way to buy and receive gifts. Before the holiday party, each guest is assigned another guest for whom they will buy a fun, practical gift. After the gifts are opened, the recipients have to guess who.
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The Best Holiday Family Friendly Games that are insanely fun for everyone: adult party, youth groups, family party, or classroom party! Over 47 creative, fun, low-cost games this holiday season!
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5. Lunch 'N' Learn. Snack boxes and other treats may just be the office equivalent of family dinners. Bonding over food is a party 101 essential, and it provides your employees with the energy they need to dance, laugh, and enjoy the party all day. Besides, a dinner together is a nice way to bring people closer.
