Currently available only to customers in the USA. The more people you have, the more fun this game is, so; it is the perfect Christmas exchange game for large families. As a variation : play a short clip of a Christmas song and ask the guests what word comes next. Play like the Christmas carol game, except that in this game, you play a short clip of a Christmas movie and ask the guests to name the film.
You could also read quotes from Christmas movies. The one who guesses the name of the film the section is from gets to pick a gift. The Christmas Lane game is like a cakewalk game, except that you keep playing until everyone gets a gift.
Buy the beautifully illustrated Christmas Lane Gift Exchange Game and go for a walk to collect a gift. For this game, you need two decks of cards and a big pile of presents. Maybe two or three for each player. One is good too. Play a fun game of Christmas Pictionary or charades. Whoever wins the round gets to choose a present. Stack up paper cups, write points on the cups. Everyone gets a set amount of shots. Whoever has the highest score gets to choose a present first. This Whose Gift Is It?
Christmas exchange game is excellent for adults. Play it at home or at work. Lots of different gift exchange games to choose from!
Which one will you do? Swapping, grabbing, unwrapping, and pleading for someone to take it… These Christmas gift exchange ideas are funny, sweet, and maybe a little sentimental. The Greatest Memory Give a gift that has a ton of sentimental value. Organization After the Holidays starts all the house cleaning and organization. Fitness Yep, the other thing that is super popular after the Holidays.
Outdoors Anything you can use outdoors: sled, beach ball, buckets and gardening stuff. Then choose which wish list you want to use. Christmas Gift Exchange Chaos This can be chaotic depending also on how fast-paced you make it. Take it slow or create chaos. Whatever way you choose to play, it will be a blast! Holiday Cheer Game How to play: In this game, the gifts stay in place, and the players move.
Sit in a circle. Place a gift in front of everybody. It can be wrapped or unwrapped, your choice. Distribute papers with the alphabet written vertically on each paper. Teams must then compete to fill in the entire alphabet list with a holiday word for each letter.
The first team to complete their list wins. This game requires at least two teams with an equal number of participants. Set up two tables per team about 20 feet apart with an equal amount of players at each table. Place five gifts on each table. One team member grabs a gift and carries it across the room to the other table.
The next team member will stack a second gift onto the first gift and head back across the room to hand their stack to the third team member. This continues until a team has successfully stacked and carried all 10 gifts across the room, without dropping any.
Divide into teams to conquer this quiz. Award one point for every correct answer. The team with the most number of points wins! You can break the trivia into rounds, go through it all at once or make it a race. In the race, every wrong answer results in a 10 second penalty. After grading the trivia and applying any penalties, the team with the shortest time wins. Separate into teams of three or more.
Set up cones 15 to 25 feet apart for each team. The first player puts a balloon between their knees and waddles like a penguin down to the cone and back. Then they pass the balloon to the next team member so they can go. If any team member drops the balloon, they have to restart! The first team to complete the relay wins. This is preferably played with co-workers or non-family members. Go around the room, having each person state their name and the funniest Christmas presents they ever received.
As players announce their gifts, write down their name and whether you believe it is true or not. The person who guesses the most correct answers is the winner. You must create a list of hobbies and interests and give every participant the list.
Participants have to walk around the room and find other members who resonate with items on the list and check them off. The winner is the person who fills in their list the fastest with a different employee name for each item. If your company is having a holiday party at the office, gather everyone for a quick and fun game to liven up the office atmosphere.
Company holiday cards and holiday office party games should be appropriate and simple, as well as brief since most office parties only last a few hours. You should also consider the personality of your office and be mindful of different religious and cultural practices.
Here are a few additional tips to keep in mind when planning an office holiday party:. An office holiday party is a chance for colleagues to celebrate the past year of hard work while using the time to get to know each other outside of their daily tasks.
Changing up the usual groups will bring the office together. Every winning staff member will love to win company wearables like laptop cases, T-shirts, notepads or other personalized prizes.
Play Jeopardy with bible verses that focus on the birth of Jesus Christ. Divide into two teams and try to name where each verse can be found in the bible. Bible Replay involves dividing members into at least two teams and giving each group a bible scene or a verse to act out.
The teams only have 15 minutes to put together a skit before acting out their scene. You can have a small panel of judges decide who the winner is after each team performs their skit. Christmas party games for a church group should be focused on their shared faith. Christmas games for a church group can involve bible games such as guessing popular Christmas bible verses to add a fun Christmas twist.
When planning your church group Christmas party games, keep these tips in mind:. Encourage members of your church group to express themselves with games that let everyone exhibit their creative ideas.
If your church group has many younger children or new members, make sure to modify the rules to apply to them as well. If not every younger or new member has memorized most bible verses, put them in a group with more experienced members so they can have help and learn during the game.
To go the extra mile, consider providing personalized holiday gifts as party favors or prizes. The greatest joy of the Christmas season comes from gathering loved ones and making cherished memories. Shutterfly Community is here to help capture and share life's most important moments.
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Office Family Friends. Shuffle Clear Filters. Secret Santa Everyone in the office or group of friends picks a name out of a hat don't tell anyone who you got! Monthly Memberships Instead of exchanging gifts, get them a subscription for shaving supplies, movies, makeup, or even liquor. White Elephant This works best with gag gifts or gifts with little or no use. Book Exchange Bring in a favorite book and attach a short description about why you love it. Charity Exchange Whoever picks your charity will donate a small donation in your name.
Coffee Mugs Pick a cool mug and wrap it up! Gift Guess Wrap a gift of your choice in an extravagant way, hold it up and let people guess what it is. Holiday Trivia Have everyone bring a present and place it on the floor. Pet Exchange Gather everyone who has a pet and do a gift exchange for your furry friends instead. Craft Exchange Preselect a random name from a box. Holiday Spirit Bring in your favorite cocktail wrapped up in a gift by adding a fun cup and the ingredients to make it.
Rotating Gift Exchange Make a list of long-distance friends who want to participate in a gift exchange. Musical Chairs Have kids sit in a circle and pass around a gift until the music stops. Gag Gift Place a gag gift in a present pile at your family's house.
Cookie Swap Bake a batch of your favorite cookies and wrap them up nicely in a tin, box or jar. Coupon Exchange Have kids and adults fill out a coupon for a fun activity.
Hot Potato Time If you ever played as a child, you know your kids will love this game as well. Grab Bag Exchange Have people bring a box or bag with individual little gifts and pick the order of who will begin first. Holiday Giggles Have a list of holiday jokes prepared, one for each person participating in the exchange. Christmas Bingo Play bingo and have the first winner select a gift from the pile.
Joy to the World Prior to the party, have everyone select a country and a person. Guess Who Have each person bring a gift. Gift Basket Fun Think of it as a care package for the recipient. Edible Exchange If you are unsure what to get your co-workers, this is the perfect theme. Swap it Out Make cards with sayings such as "switch with someone wearing red" or "trade with whoever you've known the longest" and hand them out after each person has selected their gift.
Dollar Store Delights If money is tight this year, try doing a dollar store exhchange. Save the least expensive gifts, like dollar bills or fun-sized candies, for the outside layers. This game is going to get loud. Players are going to be laughing, chatting and maybe even squealing as the ball is unwrapped and passed around.
Adding music to the mix can make things more enjoyable all around and keep the mood light and fun. For a great holiday party soundtrack, include a variety of rhythms and styles of music. Keep in mind that some of your guests might have different cultural backgrounds, and consider including both secular and religious holiday tunes. Instrumentals, classic holiday songs and newer music from popular artists are all great choices, including:.
Although this game is sure to be a hit at any holiday party no matter how you play it, you can up the ante with some fun variations of the Saran Wrap game, including:. For younger kids, you can use a timer instead of dice to give each child the same amount of time to unwrap their treats.
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