Virtual Holiday Party

Virtual Holiday Party FAQs

• Are there themed events for virtual holiday parties?

  

  Yes. Many hosts run special holiday-themed events to get everyone into the spirit — these fill up fast, so book in advance. Popular options include making holiday-themed cookies as a group, decorating chocolate, or playing holiday games.

   

• What are some advantages to doing a virtual holiday party?

  

  Virtual holiday parties let employees everywhere join in, without travel costs or logistics. They're a cost-effective way to include your whole team, no matter where people are based. Formats range from holiday games to tastings to fully themed events — check out our Top 20 Virtual Holiday Party Ideas for inspiration.

• Can we send shipments to all guests?

  

  Some virtual holiday parties include a kit shipped directly to each guest, but availability depends on location. Alcohol can only ship to certain states and countries, and perishable food items have their own shipping restrictions by region. Each event page lists its exact shipping policy and coverage area before you book.

• Is there a minimum group size for a virtual holiday party?

  

  No. Each event has its own minimum fee, but you can book with a small group — many virtual holiday events work for as few as 4 guests.

• Are virtual holiday events good for team building?

  

  Yes — virtual holiday parties are one of the most popular team building formats to close out the year. They give teammates a low-pressure way to connect through games, food and drink tastings, or themed activities, and they work for distributed teams that rarely get to celebrate together in person. If families are welcome, flag that in the invite so everyone knows what to expect.

• Can remote and in-office employees join the same holiday party?

  

  Yes: hybrid teams join from a conference room and home, and kits can ship to the office.

• What are some virtual holiday party ideas?

  

  On Elevent, popular virtual holiday party ideas include making hot chocolate bombs, crafting a holiday-themed cocktail, or playing a holiday-themed game show like The Feud. Events range from about $20/person for games up to $100+/person for kit-based experiences like cocktail making or cookie decorating — reach out if you'd like a recommendation for your team's size and budget.

• How much does a virtual holiday party cost per person?

  

  Pricing varies by format and whether a kit is included. Game-based holiday events typically start around $20-$40 per person, while kit-based experiences like cocktail making, cookie decorating, or wreath making run roughly $60-$125 per person. Larger groups and custom branding can affect final pricing — reach out for a quote based on your headcount.