The best Christmas parties aren't necessarily the most elaborate ones. Give people something fun to do, something good to eat, and a reason to laugh together, and you have the makings of a memorable evening.
Christmas Pancake and Pajama Party
Food Tip: Make sure to buy
some Holiday inspired cookie toppings on your Christmas
shopping spree this year and set up a decorating station equipped with icing,
sprinkles, fruit, and candy.
Style Tip: Go festive, but
comfy, as you will want to have the freedom to move while decorating your pancakes.
Décor Tip: Use any tree
decoration you already own all around the house to create that special atmosphere.
And to make your theme night more festive, add Christmassy cake toppers, edible
glitter, and star-shaped sprinkles in the mix.
Mele Kalikimaka Christmas Party
You've already heard about Christmas
in July parties, but now it's time to bring the summer vibes to December. If
you are dreaming of warmer climates this winter, throw a fun beach-themed
Christmas party and tell your guests to wear their best tropical-inspired outfits
while ignoring the chilly weather outside.
Food Tip: Make some delicious tropical drinks out of exotic fruit, like pineapples, mangos, and citrus. Think fresh, tropical foods you’d love to enjoy on an exotic vacation.
Style Tip: Combine a Hawaiian
shirt (or any colorful shirt you own) with flip flops and a floral skirt or
beach shorts and you’re all set!
Décor Tip: Create Holiday
décor (like the traditional wreath) but out of (or decorated with) beach-inspired
accessories, like the colorful drink umbrellas, seashells or tropical leaves.
Cozy Christmas Socks Exchange
If you are keen on throwing a themed party this year but you have no time for planning, this next one is for you. Instead of opting for the traditional Holiday gathering, try having a Funky Socks-themed party instead. The idea: everyone wears their quirkiest, most festive knit socks – and the best pair wins!
Food Tip: With such a
unique party theme, untraditional, easy food like mini pizzas or cheesy meatball
sliders work best.
Style Tip: As the name
already says, funky socks are mandatory, so opt for a unique pair that comes in
a fun and colorful print.
Décor Tip: Purchase a few
pairs of the funkiest socks you can find and create Christmas-inspired décor for
your house, like garlands or tree ornaments.
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Christmas Appetizer Challenge
Food Tip: No need for any food besides your grandma’s award-winning apple pie – no pressure.
Style Tip: Something comfy,
preferably with an elasticated waist! And keep it festive and Christmassy in classic
red.
Décor Tip: The classic
Christmas décor will do perfectly, but you can go extra and create fun
cardboard party props, voting cards, and a cute backdrop for your celebration –
and Instagram shots.
Photo by Brooke Lark on Unspla
Christmas Cocktail and Ugly Sweater Party
Food Tip: Finger food is
the way to go here, as it’s easy to make and eat. No desserts are needed since you
can always sabotage your opponent’s sweater and grab a sweet treat.
Style Tip: Use an old
sweater – which you haven’t worn in a long time – and sew (or glue) a few candy
canes and other sweets that go with the theme. For maximum effects, add red and
green tree ornaments to your sweater.
Décor Tip: Since it’s a candy theme party, count on candy cane garlands, pretty festive cookies used as a display, and, of course, your masterpiece of a gingerbread house to match the sweet tooth theme.
There is nothing better than having all your closest friends and family members together on Christmas Eve. Kids enjoying grandma’s homemade cookies, your best friends exchanging gifts, and your parents sharing their fair share of pearls of wisdom. But if you haven’t had the time to plan a lavish party this year, don’t panic. There are so many fun and creative themes out there that require minimal planning at best. We’ve rounded up some of our top tips designed to help you find and plan the perfect party theme for your seasonal celebration. If you are a student and want to get started planning a party as soon as possible, EssayAssistant can help you with your remaining college assignments.
I love your ideas. I'd be about the cooking one. I hate to cook, but I'd do it so I could eat ;)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for seasonal food themed parties! I love what you have done.
ReplyDeleteThese are such fun party themes. I love the pancake decorating one the best.
ReplyDeleteI love a themed party! I'd love to go to a cook off. That sounds super fun.
ReplyDeleteI love these theme party ideas! I honestly hadn’t even thought to throw a theme on our Christmas party! I’m totally brainstorming now!
ReplyDeleteThat was such a really great idea! I really love all of these Ideas!
ReplyDeleteWow! I really love all of your ideas! Specially that Pancake decorating!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a pancake decorating party. I have done that with cupcakes before and that worked well.
ReplyDeleteI love the socks idea!! That would be perfect for an upcoming gathering we are having.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of The Candy Sweater Theme. Ive never tried it before
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a themed Christmas party. I never thought of doing a theme for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of Pancake Decorating Party. I think we will have a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteA themed Christmas Party sounds fun! I hope next year people can get together safely to enjoy the holidays!
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