Organize the more social members of your group or family into a planning team. Not only will they give you input for party ideas, but by making them part of the process, you can guarantee there will be less grumbling about the plans made. Solicit ideas from everyone. You, or your team, can email or call others who will be at the party. You might want to make up a short questionnaire to limit the suggestions but still provide choices to your guests. If you're planning the company party, setting up a suggestion box might work just as well.
Let's Get Outta Here
If you normally hold your party in the school cafeteria or the office, it might be tough for your guests to get into the holiday spirit. Move the party to another, more festive site. Think outside the box and choose an art gallery, day-cruise ship, museum, country inn, ice rink or other non-traditional locale. Or pile the gang onto a chartered bus, serve snacks-on-the-go and tour your city's holiday fireworks displays. By adding sightseeing or an activity to your party you will guarantee that mixing and mingling will be easy for even the shyest wall flower in the group.
Is it the Season for Giving?
Most people like to give to charities. Make it easy for your group to do so by setting up an area at the party where they can donate non - perishable food items and unwrapped toys. These then can be gathered and donated to a charity or two in your area.
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