Office Christmas party
The rare party game the whole team actually plays, from the intern to the CEO. Make one card per person (up to 250), run it from a laptop on the big screen and put your company name on the card.
Mariah, Wham!, Brenda Lee and the whole crew, on a bingo card. Print it or play on phones, hit play, and watch your family get way too competitive about Last Christmas.
Make my Christmas cardsTwo Christmas looks to pick from: Ho Ho Ho, with Santa, reindeer and a very brave gingerbread man, or Silent Night, ivory and gold for a fancier table.
It's bingo, but instead of numbers you mark the Christmas songs you hear. No prep, no props: a playlist, the cards and something to win.
Use our 40-song Christmas playlist or paste your own from Spotify.
Every player gets a different card. Print them, or let everyone play on their phone.
Play 30–40 seconds of each song. Players mark it if it's on their card.
First full line wins a round, first full card wins the big prize. Yes, the chocolate selection box.
Same game, slightly different rules of engagement.
The rare party game the whole team actually plays, from the intern to the CEO. Make one card per person (up to 250), run it from a laptop on the big screen and put your company name on the card.
Grandma knows Bing Crosby, the teens know Sabrina Carpenter, everyone knows Mariah. Play after dinner, and have a tiny prize for every line so nobody sulks.
Ugly sweaters, mulled wine, music bingo. Add a forfeit for wrong calls and a dance-off for ties, and it runs itself.
Use the cartoon look and the songs they know. Keep rounds short, play the chorus first, and give out sweets for every line.
These are the first 30 songs in our Christmas music bingo playlist, the ones people sing along to without being asked.
Yes, a game with up to 10 cards is free, which covers most family Christmases. Bigger groups pay once for the game, with no subscription.
Our Christmas playlist has 40 songs, which is plenty for an hour of play. With 3×3 cards the first line usually goes well before the end, and a full card keeps everyone hooked until the last few songs.
Yes. Pick 'On phones' and every player joins with a QR code or a link and taps the songs on their own card. Handy for office parties and video calls.
Yes. You can make up to 250 different cards, so every person gets their own. Play the songs over the room's speakers and check winners from your screen.
As a PDF with one A5 card per page, ready to print at home or at the office. Each card is different, so there are no ties on the same card.
Of course. Paste any public Spotify playlist (villancicos, Christmas rock, your office's guilty pleasures) and the cards are made from those songs.