The holiday season is a time for celebration, and what better way to celebrate than with an office party? If you’re planning to host a holiday party for your coworkers, the first step is to send out invitations. But what should you say in your invitations? Here are a few tips on holiday office party invitation wording.
First, keep your invitations brief and to the point. People are busy during the holiday season, so they won’t have time to read a long, rambling invitation. Just include the essential information, such as the date, time, location, and RSVP information.
Second, make your invitations festive and fun. This is a party, after all! Use holiday-themed language and imagery to get people excited about attending. You can also include a personal touch, such as a handwritten note or a photo of your team.
What to Include in Your Invitation
Here are some specific things to include in your holiday office party invitation:
- The date and time of the party
- The location of the party
- The RSVP information
- A brief description of the party
- Any special instructions or requests
- A festive and fun tone
- A personal touch
Samples of Holiday Office Party Invitation Wording
Here are a few samples of holiday office party invitation wording to get you started:
- “Join us for a festive holiday party on December 15th from 6-9pm at the office. We’ll have food, drinks, music, and games. RSVP by December 10th.”
- “Don’t miss our annual holiday party on December 22nd from 7-10pm at the Hilton Hotel. We’ll have a live band, a catered dinner, and a special guest appearance by Santa Claus. RSVP by December 15th.”
- “We’re excited to invite you to our holiday party on December 19th from 5-8pm at the company headquarters. We’ll have a cookie decorating contest, a gift exchange, and a visit from the Grinch. RSVP by December 12th.”
- “Join us for a night of holiday cheer at our office party on December 18th from 6-9pm. We’ll have a DJ, a photo booth, and a cash bar. RSVP by December 11th.”
- “We’re hosting a holiday party on December 20th from 7-10pm at the local restaurant. We’ll have a buffet dinner, a live band, and a chance to win prizes. RSVP by December 13th.”
- “We’re excited to invite you to our holiday party on December 21st from 5-8pm at the company headquarters. We’ll have a potluck dinner, a white elephant gift exchange, and a special holiday movie screening. RSVP by December 14th.”
- “Join us for a festive holiday party on December 17th from 6-9pm at the office. We’ll have food, drinks, music, and games. RSVP by December 10th.”
- “Don’t miss our annual holiday party on December 23rd from 7-10pm at the Hilton Hotel. We’ll have a live band, a catered dinner, and a special guest appearance by Santa Claus. RSVP by December 16th.”
No matter what wording you choose, make sure your invitations are clear, concise, and festive. This will help ensure that your party is a success.
We hope these tips have been helpful. If you have any other questions about holiday office party invitation wording, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re always here to help.
