A holiday party for remote employees may be the one day all year the whole team is in the same room, and companies that rent Santa Claus for a company party in Columbus give the families a reason to come along too.
A Holiday Party for Remote Employees, With Families
A hybrid team that works from home most of the year often holds one in-person holiday get-together in December, with spouses and children invited. The room can be a rented party room at a restaurant, a shared office or meeting space, or the company’s own office if it has one. Santa sits near the tree, away from the food line.
Companies that gather Downtown, in the Short North or in Hilliard use this booking when the team is rarely in one place. The holiday party for remote employees is that day. Santa is the reason the children come along.
After Everyone Has Arrived and Eaten
Santa’s part starts after everyone has arrived and eaten, so the people who traveled in still catch him. The food line finishes. Then the children find the tree. Grown-ups who have only seen each other on a screen get extra time to talk while Santa greets the kids.
Santa gives the children something to do together while the grown-ups meet the coworkers they usually see on a call. The kids have a line and a picture. The adults have a reason to stay in the room.
Pictures the Team Will Want
Each family poses with Santa, then the whole team stands around him. That group picture is the one people keep, because the team is rarely together. One person on a phone camera is enough. Stand so the tree is behind Santa and the food line is out of the frame.
Gifts for employees’ children are labeled by name and kept together on a table by Santa.
Tell us the date, the room, and about how many employees and children. A corporate party Santa booking is the one that matches this get-together. Contact us with those facts and we will confirm the time after the meal.
Close-up photos of each family look better with a real bearded Santa. The traditional Santa wears the traditional suit with a full styled beard and costs less, which suits a larger team photo. Mrs. Claus or elves can join as add-ons if many children are coming.
A small office can also bring Santa to a holiday lunch, which is another way to bring him to work. That lunch is described with a holiday lunch with Santa at a small office. Families who want a weekend meal at home instead can look at a Christmas brunch at home.
A holiday party for remote employees is one room, one tree, and Santa after the meal. Downtown party rooms, Short North meeting spaces and Hilliard offices all hold that order. Invite the families. Let the food finish. Then Santa greets the children and the team stands together for the picture.
Put Santa’s seat where people walking in from the parking lot can see the tree first. A rented party room Downtown, a Short North meeting space and a Hilliard office all work if the tree and the food are in two different parts of the room.
If spouses are coming, say so when you book so Santa knows the room will include family members as well as the team. He greets the children first, then the team picture includes everyone who wants to stand in it.
A holiday party for remote employees is often the only December day the team shares a room. Invite the families. Let the meal finish. Then Santa greets the children and the whole group stands together. Downtown, the Short North and Hilliard are the places companies name when they call.