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Get Your Jingle on for the Holidays!

Get Your Jingle on for the Holidays! A detailed list of what to do while planning your company Christmas party.

The holidays are upon us and that can only mean one thing: it’s time to start planning your company Christmas party! Whether you’re looking to host a small gathering or a large event, we’ve got you covered with this handy guide.

1. Set a Date and Time

One of the first things you’ll need to do when planning your company Christmas party is to set a date and time. Keep in mind that many people will already have prior engagements during the holiday season, so it’s important to choose a date and time that works for everyone. Once you’ve settled on a date, be sure to send out save-the-dates so people can clear their schedules in advance.

2. Choose a Venue

The next step is to choose a venue for your party. If you’re opting for a small gathering, you may be able to host the event at your office space or restaurant down the street. However, if you’re expecting a larger crowd, you may need to look into renting out a banquet hall or restaurant party room. No matter what size event you’re planning, be sure to book your venue well in advance to secure the best rate.

3. Make a Guest List

The next thing you’ll need to do is make a guest list. This may seem like a no-brainer, but it’s important to get an accurate headcount so you can plan accordingly. Once you have your guest list finalized, be sure to send out invitations (physical or digital) at least 4-6 weeks in advance. This will give people plenty of time to RSVP and make any necessary arrangements.

4. Plan the Menu

Now it’s time to start thinking about food! If you’re hosting your event at a restaurant or catering hall, they will likely have their own menu options available. However, if you’re renting out space somewhere like a banquet hall, you may need to find an outside caterer. In either case, be sure to take into account any dietary restrictions or food allergies that guests may have when planning the menu.

5. Choose Your Entertainment          

Last but not least, you’ll need to choose your entertainment for the evening. This is where things can really start to get festive! If you have the budget for it, consider hiring a live band or DJ for the evening. Or, if there’s someone in the office with musical talents, see if they would be willing to put together a holiday playlist for the party. Other popular ideas include photo booths, casino tables, and magicians—the sky’s the limit!                                                                                                                                      

With this guide in hand, you should be well on your way to planning the perfect company Christmas party! Just remember to set aside enough time for all of the details, book your venue well in advance, and most importantly—have fun!

 

Get your group party reservations in soon! This holiday season is going to be BIG. We are seeing a 25% increase in groups dining out and getting together in restaurants and other clean spaces. Corporate Christmas Parties are in full swing again, so don't delay getting booked. Flexibility is key, Fridays and Saturdays may already be booked, so try for a Sunday - Thursday Night Party and work from home the next day!

Goose120, Twisted Fork, Stokes, Stokin' Goat, Taxi's
(402) 216-6648 
www.restaurantsinc.net catering@restaurantsinc.net

Stokes West 13615 California Street Omaha, NE 68154 (402) 498-0804 Reservations: www.stokesrestaurant.com Reservations: www.stokesrestaurant.com

"Bold Flavors from the Southwest for over 25 years! Our fast and flavorful fish, chicken and steak taco's, wood-fired burgers, fabulous salads and the best chicken enchilada you’ll ever taste. Stokes 2 locations with its classic cocktails and award-winning wine list." 

Twisted Fork 1014 Howard St Omaha NE 68102 (402) 932-9600 Reservations: www.twistedforksaloon.com

The "Fork" as it is affectionately known is a blend of midwestern hospitality with cowboy bravado in Omaha's historic Old Market District that serves American comfort food with a "Cowboy Twist".

Taxi’s 1822 N 120th St. Omaha, NE 68154 (402) 898-1882 Reservations: www.taxisrestaurant.com

Taxi's - A top Omaha neighborhood restaurant for 24 years! Our celebrated contemporary casual restaurant, mixing consistent fare with new, fresh combinations for a varied lunch & dinner menu and famous Sunday brunch. Try our famous Creamy Cabbage and Blue Cheese soup daily, wonderful salads, fantastic sandwiches and a dozen different entrées.

Stokin’ Goat 15805 W Maple Rd. Suite 101 Omaha, NE 68116 (402) 916-9011 Reservations: www.stokingoat.com

A playful and spirited concept with a modern, comfortable and casual atmosphere. Chef Andrew Loughrey's scratch kitchen created a variety of affordable, delicious dishes with intense flavors and satisfying textures. An affordable, creative wine list, seasonal craft cocktails and food driven beer selections. 

Call today! (402) 216-6658 RESTAURANTS INC. CATERING
Matt 3803 N 153rd St suite 202 Omaha NE 68116 www.restaurantsinc.net

GOOSE 120
12051 Blondo Street
Omaha, NE 68164
(402) 763-6513
Reservations:
www.goose120.com

The Goose 120 is a “CELEBRATION” of my favorite Italian dishes, sauces and pasta styles. Offering unique and flavorful veal, beef, pork and seafood entrees. Using exceptional cheeses and cured meats, offer wonderful flatbreads and innovative salads and sandwiches. The “Goose” is casual and comfortable with a large inviting bar serving creative cocktails, craft beers and incredible, yet affordable wines from California and Italy. Private party rooms and buyouts available as well. EAT • DRINK • CELEBRATE