March 9th, 2010 | 
Author: A tradition of office Christmas parties is to include a Secret Santa activity. This is where everyone secretly selects a colleague for which they must buy a present for and then the presents are given out without the receiver knowing who the giver was.
Usually as a result of the chosen gift, the wrapping or the unsubtle reactions the secret gets out of the bag to much hilarity. The anonymity allows the Christmas presents, which are usually capped in value at for example £5, to be purchased solely for comic value, although it can be quite subjective as to how funny the selections are.
From buying chocolate willies for the office prude to purchasing a Manchester City mug for a United fan, it has all been done before and will be done again at this year’s office bash.
Including a secret Santa game can be the perfect icebreaker to a Christmas party package, but for lots more ideas on what to include contact a company like Eventa.co.uk, who can arrange amazing events at the best Christmas party venues in all of the major cities in the UK. They can put together a Christmas party bash for large offices, or for small companies in the form of a shared Christmas party.
