Day Four: Four Festive Party Themes (12 Days of Christmas)

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The last Friday before Christmas is historically the most popular night for office Christmas parties. Nicknamed Mad Friday, it'll see swathes of merrymakers donning Christmas jumpers and flashing reindeer antlers to toast the season with their colleagues.
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If, like us, you feel the party themes are wearing pretty thin (there are only so many times a flashing Rudolph nose is funny...), why not suggest one of these fab four alternatives for your bash instead?

Have a Beach Ball... Oh the weather outside is frightful. So how about injecting a bit of Antipodean sunshine into proceedings by giving your party a beachy makeover? We're thinking Hawaiian shirts, a pair of comfy flip flops, BBQ fare and your favourite cocktail coolers. Chunky knits are definitely out - it's all about blue sky thinking (and braving the cold in the taxi queue later...).

Disney Date... Even if you've successfully avoided the film, it's hard to ignore how far Disney smash-hit Frozen has pervaded popular culture this year. Telling the story of princess siblings (one cloying, one with cryokinetic powers), you've probably been humming along to its catchy songs in your shower without even realising it. Still a hater? In the words of Idina Menzel, 'Let It Go'. Ice sculptures, blue hues or an Olaf snowman's outfit should do the trick.

Christmas Karaoke... After a few beers there'll always be people in the party willing to belt out a couple of tunes. This time, however, restrict them to Christmas classics only. So, swap Spice Girls for a rendition of 'Santa, Baby', Oasis for 'Oh Come All Ye Faithful'. You get the idea.. While you definitely won't be getting a Silent Night, you can guarantee some hilarious takes on holiday favourites.

Naughty and Nice... Santa's famous list inspires this final festive theme, which sees partygoers dressing up as people they perceive to be perfectly pleasant or rather more risqué. Why not theme your snacks too? We're thinking caloric treats versus healthy reindeer carrot sticks with dips.

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