Christmas Festival Party Organized 

Every culture that celebrates Christmas also has its own festival  ways to make the holiday special. Some of those involve dishes or treats that only appear once a year. Others give gifts that carry a particular meaning, and still others decorate in a particular way, hold festivals, parades or parties to ring in the season. Growing up, I know my family's holiday season just wouldn't have been the same if we didn't hang the Christmas pickle on the tree, if dad didn't read  to my brother and I before we went to sleep on Christmas eve — or didn't enjoy the Feast of Seven Fishes. In some countries, people can say the same about a visit from the eating or pulling a Christmas cracker.

This year, the holiday might look different for a lot of us, but that doesn't mean we can't keep many of our most treasured traditions. Maybe you'll even want to try out some of the most beloved Christmas traditions from around the world in your own home.

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Prepare Food :- If you have decided to prepare food instead of making the party a Potluck, decide on a menu that will appeal to all your guests. Make sure to have one or two vegetarian options. Prepare what you can the day before, and buy food at the supermarket like fresh fruit or cheese and crackers.

·      You don’t have to offer your guests a full meal. Finger foods are ideal for Christmas parties because they are easy to eat and are often easy to prepare as well.

·      Make sure to provide desserts as well as savory items.

·      Some good examples of tasty and easy to make foods are: deviled eggs, veggies and dip, bruschetta, pigs in blankets, and gingerbread and Christmas cookies.

            While you are at the supermarket, remember to buy any plates, napkins, cups or utensils                                      

            your guests will need to eat.

Prepare or buy drinks :- You will have to Provide Alcoholic and Non-Alcoholic Drinks. The Easiest option for Alcoholic Drinks is to make a signature holiday cocktail in a large batch. This a good option because it will be cheaper than buying a lot of different kinds of liquor, and it is easier for guests because they won’t have to prepare their own drinks.

·      You can also provide beer as an alternative drink to a cocktail.

·      Also be sure to buy plenty of soda and festive non-alcoholic drinks like sparkling juice and eggnog.

 

Make a Festive Atmosphere :- The Christmas tree is the most important focal point of a Christmas party. Place the tree so that it’s in a prominent, central location while still not being in the way. Decorate the tree with lights, garlands, and ornaments, and place a star at the very top. Then decorate the rest of the space.

·      Remember to plug the lights into an outlet and turn them on before the start of the party.

·      Make sure the rest of the space follows a Christmas theme by putting out stockings, tinsel, mistletoe, red and green ornaments, and any other decorations that fit the Christmas spirit.

 

Set up a kids Area :- If your friends or coworkers are bringing their kids, you will want to set up an area with games or fun activities for them. This will keep kids entertained, occupied and out of trouble!

·      Set the kids area slightly apart from the hustle and bustle of the party.

·      Consider the ages of the kids coming to the party when picking out games. For instance, Monopoly would be too complex for three year olds, while older children would be bored by toys designed for younger children.

 Set up the food and drinks :- Set up food at a long table, with savory appetizers at one end and desserts on the other. Make sure that there are plenty of plates, napkins and utensils at each side of the table so that guests can help themselves.

·      Also consider putting out toothpicks if you are serving food like fruit or shrimp cocktail, which are easier to spear than to eat with you fingers or with forks.

·      If you are serving hot food, heat it up 30 minutes before guests are scheduled to arrive.

 

There’s always one person who drinks a little too much at Christmas Parties: make sure that person isn’t you. As host, you are the most critical person at this party, so you don’t want to drink too much and lose focus.

 

·         Even if you feel like drinking could help you feel less nervous, try not to have more than one or two drinks.                                                                                                                                 

 

About fifteen minutes after everyone has arrived, make an announcement or propose a toast. This is a way of thanking everyone for coming and showing how much it means to you that they are at your party.

You can say something like, “I just wanted to say, thank you all for coming! It’s so nice to see all of you together. Here’s to a great holiday season

 As host, part of your job is to make sure that your guests are comfortable. It could be that some of your guests only know a couple people at the party, and they may not know how to meet other guests. Make sure to introduce guests who may not know each other and get them started on a conversation. Please Donate Now

                                 

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