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Christmas party planning? Here’s an idea that will make your party a huge success (and it’s easy too)…

Are you dreading Christmas party planning? Struggling to come up with something different that everyone at the office will actually enjoy? Something they’ll actually turn up for? Well, your Christmas party planning just got easier!

Corporate hypnotist and Mindreader Blair Robertson has been entertaining at Christmas parties for years and offers these planning tips:

Keep it simple. Don’t get bogged down with too many details. You’ll have enough on your plate the night of the event. Keep everything as simple as possible.

Keep it focused. The biggest Christmas party-planning mistake I hear about is spending time and money on things that don’t really matter. Going overboard on decorations for example. People don’t remember the decorations; they remember the fun and social part most.

Keep it in budget. Know your budget clearly beforehand. You’ll save yourself time and trouble. Calling up venues, entertainment, and caterers without knowing your budget wastes both your time and theirs. If you don’t want to reveal your budget, that’s fine. But know it.

Keep it upbeat. Holiday parties are not the time for the CEO’s to make long speeches. The party is to celebrate the holiday. Keep it upbeat. All presentations should be short, brief and upbeat.

Keep it fun. As a committee, find out what your company wants entertainment wise. Bands, DJ’s, Comedians, Murder Mystery? Find out. Try to stay away from the same-old and worn-out events.

What is the perfect Company Christmas Party Idea?

A stage hypnotist or Mindreader is unique, different and upbeat as well as being easy and simple to book. A show that will bring fits of laughter, make the event long remembered and… requires very little effort to present.

Christmas Party Planning Resource:

To make your Christmas party planning easier and more successful, you can visit Hypnotist Blair Robertson’s site and view his large list of event references.