Customized Company Social Event Planning

Organizing a company get-together at your own location? That’s not only fun, but also smart. Because when the get-together takes place on your own premises, under certain conditions it doesn’t have to be included in the “free space” of the work-related expenses scheme. That means: no 80% final tax, leaving you with more budget for the things that really matter. Think better wine, fancier appetizers, or that DJ who can even get the executives out on the dance floor without any embarrassment. And if the office floor has already served more often as a dance floor than as a workspace, that’s no problem at all, of course. There are plenty of atmospheric off-site venues available—from an industrial warehouse and a cozy beach bar to a country estate or a stylish event venue. One thing is certain: there’s always a place where colleagues start out talking seriously about the quarterly figures… and an hour later are singing along at the top of their lungs to a song they swear they don’t actually know at all.

The great thing is that you can tailor the get-together entirely to your own preferences. Opt for a stylish networking reception with gourmet bites, a sit-down dinner, or an exuberant party with live music, food trucks, cocktails, and a dance floor that stays packed all evening. And of course, there’s always that one colleague who says beforehand, “I’m only staying for a little while.” Three hours later, that same colleague is still enthusiastically requesting songs from the DJ. From the initial welcome to the last late-night snack, everything is taken care of down to the last detail. The decor, the catering, the music, and the entire atmosphere are perfectly tailored to your wishes. The only thing you’ll need to worry about is who’ll be the first to start the conga line this time. And trust us: it’ll happen. Always.

Whether the company get-together takes place at your own location or at a special off-site venue, it ultimately comes down to enjoying yourselves together, relaxing, and making memories. And the Monday after? There’ll probably be less talk about sales figures and more about that one colleague who claimed they “really couldn’t sing”… but still belted out a full karaoke version of “Bohemian Rhapsody.”