Comments on: Office Christmas Party Games

By: Fran

Fran — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 19:00:21 +0000

Great ideas!

Last year our Employee Association gave a prize for the best decorated cube or office. This way the office looked terrific, people were in the Christmas spirit and someone got a little cash for
Christmas as the prize

By: Dee

Dee — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 23:16:47 +0000

The first year we moved back home, we did a simple game. I asked questions and everyone had to answer. Well it started out from what I had found: what was your best Christmas, What was your worst, then we went on to what is your favorite cookie. Without thinking about it my bil said Vigina cookies, there were gasps, and ohs but it was funny. He worked hard to explain them. Then his wife was next and she answered without thinking about it run balls. Well we laughed so hard and we called it the best Christmas we had, in a very long time. This was a family Christmas even, vs an office and there runs around 20-25 of us.

The next year we did gag gifts, and it wasn’t too interesting.

This year we are doing Christmas bingo and you can print off bingo cards off the internet, however, I picked them up at Walmart 75% after Christmas last year. I am using M&M’s for the markers. Everyone was instructed to bring one gift, unwrapped, and only $1.00. So that has been a difficult challenge. However, we look towards having fun.

I have heard you can do a bunch of boxes within a big box. They say most people will guess around 30 boxes, however, if you have tiny ones in it you can get 100 or more. The prize goes to the person that guesses the right amount.

My friend just had a party and they did make a Santa suit out of tissue paper, and she said it was pretty fun. She used cotton balls also for the beard or the hat if they got that far.

By: Rev. Lanoue

Rev. Lanoue — Fri, 17 Dec 2010 18:32:08 +0000

I really appreciate your site. I needed some games and did not know who to link into. We will use several of these ideas. Thank you “snow” much. !!!!!

By: Jackie

Jackie — Thu, 16 Dec 2010 05:21:46 +0000

I have been hosting a womens Christmas Party for the past 7yrs now,and I always like to have games to play,but I wanted some new ideas for some new games and found this site,and absolutly love it..thank you so much for sharring this site,will defenently come back every yr.
Merry christmas to all

By: Amy in WA

Amy in WA — Wed, 15 Dec 2010 22:33:50 +0000

Great website. I’m the Christmas party planner for our church every year so needed some new games. A game we played last year was like charades, where the group was split into two teams, but instead of one person acting out a Christmas word or caro is even better, there were two people. One person was the puppet and the other was the puppeteer. (Only the puppeteer knew what the carol or word was).

By: Patty

Patty — Sun, 12 Dec 2010 14:52:47 +0000

Last year we played this at our party with adults and kids…everyone loved it and everyone had just as good of a chance to win!

Christmas Draw on your head:

Everyone places a large book on their head with a piece of blank paper on it. They each have a pen. The host then gives a series of instructions. Without looking, the players draw onto their page, which is over their head. Here are the instructions:

1. Draw a line for a floor
2. Draw a Christmas Tree.
3. Draw a star on top of your tree.
4. Draw a fireplace with a mantel next to the tree.
5. Draw a stocking hanging from the mantel of your fireplace.”
6. Draw a present below the tree.

Have everyone remove their pictures from their heads. It can be pretty funny to see what you have drawn. Handyour picture to the person next to you so they can count your points as follows:

The host now offers points for random hits.
1. 2 points if the tree touches the floor.
2. 2 points if your stocking is touching your mantel
3. 1 point if your star touches your tree.
4. 1 point if your star is above your tree
5. 1 point for every Christmas ornament ball that is ON your tree, etc.
6. 1 point if your fireplace doesn’t touch the tree (it’s a fire hazard!)
7. 1 point if you actually drew something decorative on your stocking.
8. 2 point if your present if under your tree.

The winner is then the person with the most points.

By: Vikki

Vikki — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 17:01:07 +0000

We are planning an office party where we will be sitting family style at a large table for dinner. There are 16 of us and to mix conversations, we want everyone to change seats throughout the evening. Any ideas on how to make them move around……?

By: Steph

Steph — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 22:56:11 +0000

This website is fantastic. Great ideas for my christmas party which is going to be a bunch of 70 challenging individuals… not sure about some of the other ideas though…!!!

By: JMacpherson

JMacpherson — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 15:25:40 +0000

I am a store manager for all women! We are a small group and they decided they would like a ‘homey’ feeling for our party this year and opted to come to my house instead of going out for dinner! I needed some fun great ideas and I was very pleased to find this site!!! Many great ideas, thank you so very much! I will be the popular manager now, not a boring one! : )
Halifax, NS Canada

By: kelly

kelly — Fri, 19 Nov 2010 03:52:50 +0000

Last year at a club Christmas party, we had a tree decorating contest.
The tree was a person. And the decorations were every day items e.g. cotton balls, aluminum foil, clothes pins, tape, colored cable ties, etc.

Teams are divided into small groups. One person is selected to be the tree. The others are decorators. The contest is timed and the team that comes up with the most creative design wins. (Have designated judges or vote among non-players.) Or have it non-competitive and just take photos of all the teams and their trees at the end.