This inflatable also offers branding and sponsorship opportunities and has snow that is blown for that falling effect in the photos.Ĭhristmas red carpet in style by adding fun themes like this candy cane edging that also has ropes too! Straight out of the north pole, this runway would be an excellent entrance idea or even an adaptable queuing area that is a bit more festive for waiting guests. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be inside a snow globe? This is the perfect opportunity to find out and create a photo opportunity for your event that will be a big hit among children and adults alike. This is a fantastic idea for during the day but you could also offer alternatives such as eggnog, mulled wine, hot buttered rum or cranberry punch to give extra Christmas cheer. Opt for different sizes or surfaces such as walls and ceilings for interesting “snowfall” effects.įestive food or drinks stations like this hot cocoa stand will help you offer winter warmers and themed food favorites to your attendees. GOBO lights are so diverse and effective when it comes to transforming indoor or outdoor spaces and this is a great example of how simple snowflakes can turn an outdoor concrete jungle into a classy event space. You could leave the kits to be built by attendees as a participatory activity like a Christmas creation competition or build and use them as festive decorations for your event space. It is classy and simple but has that winter or snowy atmosphere and it is bound to be a hit with attendees.Ĭreate modular decorations for a quirky corporate idea over the holidays or for a low-key, space-saving alternative like this Christmas tree or 2D snowman. If you want something different (with a little less mess) try creating winter effects using lighting such as this LED glass igloo which is branded for photo opportunities.
There are so many possibilities from food art to adaptations like this but these little elements can make a big impact. For example, these simple brownie bites are given the festive treatment by simply adding frosting and fruit but they definitely fit right in. There are plenty of festive designs to choose from and it definitely makes table settings more dynamic and personal for seated guests.Ĭonsider adding novelty food elements to your catering to tie food into event themes. Napkin art can spruce up a plain table and origami ideas like these Christmas trees can give attendees something to talk about and be wowed by. This example uses memes but you could add giveaway prizes for attendees, QR codes, branded baubles or sponsored décor to give attendees something to look at! Make corporate décor stand out by using guerrilla marketing efforts for your baubles. A simple floating candle can also create impressive lighting effects. Take inspiration from the season in your centerpieces, like in this simple example that uses burlap material combined with natural winter forest elements such as the holly, berries and pinecones. Santa’s grotto is a traditional element for a Christmas party but if you don’t fancy the queues or hiring the real thing then you can recreate the effects! This example is an impressive display of balloon art that has everything from the candy cane lights to elves, trees and magical backdrops. The lights create a pretty ambiance and look stunning during the day as well as in the afternoon and are guaranteed to have many people posing.Ĭredit: Creating a Scene Inc., CF Polo Park Shopping Centre, MK Illumination Canada Pop up events and ideas like this are a way of getting people talking and raising awareness at this photo opportunity. These can be adjusted to suit your event space and don’t always have to be made out of real ice (for those with a warmer Christmas) as synthetic rinks are increasing in popularity. However, with a bit of eventprof creativity, traditional ideas can be turned into wow factor and some of these inspirational elements can help you nail it.Ī way to entertain large crowds and also retain the magic of Christmas is with a temporary ice rink, particularly if it can be in the open air to give an authentic atmosphere. Mix up the clichés, keep it classy and ensure the perfect Christmas event (or themed event if you’re reading this post-December.) It can be difficult to stand out during the holidays, particularly when there are many universal themes and ideas that can make parties and events blend into one another.
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