RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
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By Veronica LoveJoy (Guest Post)
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The gift I brought was stolen until frozen (that's how this game was played) it was so popular. 20$ of lotto scratch off tickets. I stole the four $5.gift certs to kfc, jamba, starbucks & in & out till frozen. Another good gift is a money jar that counts your change or $20 gift cert to target or walmart.
Posted on 12/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
Last year I picked up a DVD set of all the Ghostbusters movies. It was under $20 at Wal-Mart and a HUGE hit at the party.
Posted on 12/10/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
We have done this at our employee party. Buy the current TV Guide, some microwave popcorn, hot chocolate mix, etc. for one basket. Another popular one was Pamper Yourself: A basket of bath oil, bubble bath, a good CD, some candles, bath sponges, etc. Or dinner for two: Some canned dinners (or frozen or microwavable), deli bread, salad mix, candles, etc. An exercise video with some deluxe sugar free drinks, snacks, etc. Breakfast in bed included pop tarts, juice, granola bars, fancy coffee mix, scone mix, etc. We had fun with all of it!!
Posted on 11/14/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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A case of beer...
Posted on 11/05/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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I have gotten 2 super gifts this way: a bound journal and a pair of coffee mugs.
Posted on 11/04/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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I love this game! We had a party last year and the one present that kept being 'Taken' was a bottle of Vodka with 2 shot glasses :)
a close second was cash
Posted on 11/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
Kinda like the Ice cream sundae basket... Root beer float basket: Beer mugs (walmart less than $3) ice cream scoop and bottled root beer. I etched my glasses to personalize them but I already had the materials (etching cream is expensive)
Posted on 11/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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Get a big, honking roll of duck tape. We did that one year the guys went NUTS! It was hilarious. LOL
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I think food items would go over good. A gift card is nice or how 'bout a prepaid phone card?
We used to do that type of gift exchange in a club I belonged to and it was the Christmas decor items that went over big; however most these days have enough Christmas decorations. I know I do!
I know Sam's Club has some nice already made up gift baskets that will be coming out soon if they aren't already. I remember seeing one that had all chocolate items!
Posted on 11/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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Lottery tickets have been popular or Wal-Mart gift cards along with candy or fruit. A George Foreman small grill was also desired. A lot of ceramic serving dishes is also popular with any who entertain.
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RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
Ice cream sundae basket is fun-Buy toppings, inexpensive sundae or banana split dishes at a dollar or thrift store, ice cream scoop, chopped nuts, cherries, and add a $5 GC for an ice cream shop like baskin -robbins or a $5 gc to the grocery store to pay for the icecream. You could do this up in an empty, rinsed out ice-cream carton!
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RE: Gift Ideas for a Company Christmas Party Gift Exchange
Karen, I just love that kind of gift exchange, it can get wildly funny. When I was at a party and we did this, I found the most popular gift was a basket with a bottle of wine, some glasses, and some snacks. There was also a basket with spa type items that was pretty popular; but I always like to give food type items, even if the person doesn't like the food they can use it at their own holiday gathering to put out for their guests. I think a stationary basket would be good, with some note pads, envelopes, pens, and some stamps in it. I like your movie rental idea too, a big bowl with microwave popcorn, candy bars, some cans of soda pop and a dvd all wrapped in some cellophane wrap and a bow that you can buy at the dollar store would be a great gift. Have fun at your party!
Posted on 11/03/2006 | Report Spam or Abuse
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