A staff party brings colleagues closer together and can give your company’s performance a huge boost. There are various ways to organize a party. Host a garden party or a company party for employees, business partners, and stakeholders. Go all out during an anniversary year with a special anniversary celebration. Or pamper your staff during an inspiring staff party. It’s also possible to organize your staff party in Belgium.Would you like to learn more about our staff party options, or are you looking for a suitable party venue, for example? Then click on one of the staff party offers below, or click through to the nearest city link for an overview of all staff party options in the city of your choice. We hope you find plenty of inspiration!
Why Onemotion? 
Includes a BBQ and professional entertainers
Sunshine, a delicious barbecue, and a healthy dose of nostalgia… that’s really all you need for a successful company outing.…
Dinner included
Sometimes all you need is some fresh air, good company, and a great excuse to order just that extra dessert.…
Includes professional entertainers and decorations
Welcome to the Top 2000 Quiz, where everyone is absolutely convinced they know all the songs… until the first intro…
Team-Building in the Ocean
As soon as the boat docks at Forteiland IJmuiden, it feels as if you’re stepping into a completely different world.…
Includes professional entertainers and decorations
Music connects generations… and sometimes sparks heated debates about whether ABBA, Queen, or Britney Spears really made the best music.…
Dinner included
Are you ready to solve a murder mystery without anyone being in any real danger? Then a murder mystery dinner…
From outdoor Christmas parties with winter market stalls to indoor winter-themed parties
The Christmas party: that one moment of the year when you can finally close your calendar, turn on your out-of-office…
Includes dinner and a boat tour
Looking for a company outing that’s just a little different? Don’t want to sit still for hours during dinner, but…
A Winter Wonderland in the Middle of the Sea
As soon as the boat docks and you step onto the atmospherically lit Forteiland, it feels as if you’ve accidentally…
Your Team Takes Center Stage
Lights out, spotlight on, and… action! During this film contest, your team will transform into a real film crew for…
Includes: basic buffet, beverage package, venue rental, activities
Looking for a winter party where your coworkers can feel like they’re in a mysterious Christmas movie? Winter Express: Midnight…
Includes venue, DJ, party planner, decorations, invitations, and welcome drinks
Dig out your baggy jeans, set your old MP3 player to "nostalgia" mode, and get ready for a night full…
Organizing a staff party sounds simple at first. “We’ll find a venue, some food, drinks—and that’s it.” Until you actually get started… and suddenly have to make decisions that would make even a board meeting go quiet. Theme or no theme? Active activities or just drinks? And how do you make sure everyone has a good time? Yes, even that coworker who always says, “I’m going home early” (and then ends up being the last to leave)?
It all starts with one question: what do you want people to remember? A good staff party isn’t about perfection, but about the experience. Do you want people to let loose, laugh, and really step out of work mode for a while? Then you need to tailor your choices accordingly.
The venue plays a major role in this. A standard hall can work just fine, but a venue with character often adds that little extra something. Think of an industrial warehouse, a beach location, or a creative hotspot. As soon as people walk in and think, “Oh, this is different,” you’re already ahead of the game.
Next comes the program. And this is where things often go wrong: either it’s too tightly scheduled or there’s absolutely nothing planned. The trick is finding the right balance. Include a few fun elements: an activity, entertainment, or a game. Something that brings people together. But also leave room for spontaneous moments. Because let’s be honest: the best stories rarely go according to plan.
A theme can help set the mood. Whether it’s a festival vibe, casino night, or a “bad taste” party, it gives the event direction and helps people let loose more quickly. And yes, there are always a few coworkers who take the dress code just a little too seriously. Those are often the same people who get the party started on the dance floor.
Of course, food and drinks are a must. But here, too, the rule is: it doesn’t have to be complicated, as long as it’s good. Food trucks, a buffet, or just some tasty appetizers—if it tastes good, you’re good to go. And let’s be honest: after a few drinks, everything gets better anyway.
One thing that’s often underestimated is the role of music. The right music can make or break a party. Start off slow, build it up, and before you know it, half your coworkers will be on the dance floor—including people you’d never have expected.
And there’s one more important point: make sure it’s accessible to everyone. Not everyone wants to dance, and not everyone wants to actively participate. By offering different options, you ensure that everyone feels comfortable.
So organizing a staff party doesn’t have to be perfect. In fact, a little chaos is part of the fun. Because in the end, it’s not the details that stick with you, but the moments: that one joke, that unexpected performance, or that coworker who suddenly turns out to have a hidden talent.
A good staff party is an investment in atmosphere, connection, and job satisfaction. And if it goes really well, you’ll hear just one thing the following Monday: “When’s the next one?”
