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The Best Shared Office Christmas Party Dinner Package 2009? - By Christmas Insider

A survey of London best shared office party venues for 2009 including bars,, hotels and cruises. Everything from Abba nights to River cruises.

London is once again teeming with shared office party events for Christmas from burlesque in bars to medieval banquets in great halls but which ones are best for your Christmas Christmas party? After all not everyone is necessarily going to be into the theme chosen and surely other factors like how the quality of the food will be just as important as any entertainment offered?. This is where Christmas Insider comes in providing unbiased reviews of the best and worst of what London has to offer

Medieval banquets are having a big comeback this year courtesy of Lord of The Rings. Avoid all the other historic offerings and book in at The Medieval Banquet in Smithfield. Their dinner is a recession busting £55 per head which includes unlimited beer and wine during dinner. Only complaint is that 12am is a bit of an early finish.

Of the retro music themed events the New Connaught Rooms Abba Reunion party looks very good value . Cheaply priced at £65 per head the musical shows are first rate notch and the New Connaught Rooms have a good reputation for their kitchen and ballroom. No rubber chickens here and a good 1am license too. Roll on Dancing Queen

Of the burlesque cabaret and comedy themed shared office Christmas party packages Peacock Bar's "Put Your Boss on The Stage" looks outstanding value A 3 course traditional Christmas turkey dinner or lunch for £25 with 6 burlesque cabaret shows, a host and a photographer all thrown in. A retro disco after till the small hours of the morning completes this top notch offering. As a multiple award winning venue expect first rate shows.

Fancy something more exotic maybe Cuban with a bit of Salsa after? Christmas Insider likes the Cuban Camden. £35 for a meal -albeit somewhat a somewhat un Christmas like one - is middling value. However with a 1am license weekdays and a 2am license weekends there is plenty of time for dancing later .

Where would one be without a James Bond themed night - but surely a Jason borne one might be more appropriate these days? The Bloomsbury Hotel has once again chosen James Bond themed night and Christmas Insider cannot fault them for that . the 4 course meal prepared by their Michelin starred executive chef £75 +VAT per head with courtesy glass of champagne is not too expensive by Central London standards. There's plenty of time to strut your stuff in their ballroom after too.

Of the river options The Symphony River Cruise is the best of the cruise and dine packages. The all glass walls allows guests an excellent view without having to go up on deck and the 4 course meal at £75 per head while a bit pricey includes a ½ bottle of wine. As always though don't be late as they will leave without you and you may need to arrange entertainment for later as docking is at an unfestively early time of 10.45pm. Shame.

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Lawrence Merrett is the booker for the award winning Peacock Bar. For more information see http://www.the-peacock-bar.co.uk and bookings@the-peacock-bar.co.uk

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Everyone knows that Christmas is a busy time.  People work incredibly hard for their bonuses, and dream of getting home to spend quality time with their families.  Santa isn’t that lucky however, and needs all the help he can get.  That’s where his helpers come in- the elves.

Sometimes the elves don’t get the recognition they deserve, and the big man in red takes all the credit.  However thanks to Will Ferrell and his now infamous movie Elf, people have started to appreciate the little guys in green a bit more.  After all without them there’d be no Christmas presents to speak of!

It seems prudent then that the demand for elf outfits has increased massively over the last few years.  It seems the public have warmed to the guys in green, and what better way to prove that than dressing up in an elf costume?

Elf costumes are available in a variety of different designs and are now a central part of Christmas fancy dress.  As with any costume there are varying degrees of quality, but most are very well made.  Generally speaking, an elf costume will comprise of a jacket, trousers and amazingly cool elf hat.  It’s also possible to get hold of curly elf shoes, some of which have bells on!

Both kids and adults are able to enjoy the pleasure of dressing up as an elf as outfits come in many sizes and shapes.  This means you’re as likely to see a group of elves at a school Christmas party as you are on a night out on the town.  Just make sure you treat them nicely if they’ve got pointy ears!

This Christmas spare a thought for the little fellers who do the hard work, and put a smile on their faces with an elf costume.  Who knows, you may find an extra special present in your stocking on Christmas morning.

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We bring trees inside and decorate them. We eat ham, turkey or beef, we kiss under mistletoe and give each other presents. But why, and where do these traditions come from? In part one of a new series examining Christmas traditions, we look at some of these traditions to uncover why they exist today.

Yule Logs and Fairy Lights

Many families enjoy a chocolate cake at Christmas time, often made in the shape of a log, and known as a Yule Log. (In Devon and Somerset in England, the Yule log was also known as a Great Ashen Faggot). Originally a Yule log was a tree branch, usually oak for its properties of slow burning with great heat.

When the log fire expired, a piece of the log was kept for luck and as kindling to start the next Yule fire. Red candles are often placed along the a Yule cake to represent flames. The candles moved to the Christmas tree, but have now been surpassed by fairy lights.

Christmas Stars

It is a common practice to place a large star at the top of a Christmas Tree. Some believe it represents the light of the sun, however a more common interpretation is that it is a symbolic representation of the nativity star that guided the three wise men to baby Jesus.

Kissing under the Mistletoe

Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant that commonly grows on deciduous trees. It has leathery evergreen leaves and waxy white berries. It was often combined with other evergreens to create "kissing bushes" that were hung in rooms where people would frequently pass each other. Young men had the privilege of kissing girls if they both passed beneath the bush. A berry would be plucked from the bush for each encounter, and when all the berries were picked, the privilege ended.

The Romans, Celts and Greeks believed Mistletoe had magical qualities, often placing it in water to ensure the fertility of cattle. Yet the kissing custom originates from a Norse myth, concerning the goddess Frigg and her love for her son Balder.

It appears Frigg was an overprotective mother, and from her fear that harm would come to her son, she secured promises from everything in the world that they would never harm her son. Everything, except a little mistletoe bush which she deemed too young to make such a pledge.

Loki, a trickster, discovered this loophole and fashioned an arrow from a mistletoe branch which he gave to Hod, Balder's sightless brother. Loki then guided Hod's bow hand and the arrow pierced Balder's heart, killing him.

The distraught and outraged Frigg banished mistletoe to the tree tops. The gods duly brought Balder back to life and Frigg was so overjoyed that she made mistletoe the symbol of love.

Meanwhile the Druids believed that mistletoe fell from heaven and grew onto a tree that sprang from Earth. It therefore signified a connection between heaven and Earth and God's reconciliation with humanity. A kiss under mistletoe thereby symbolized acceptance and reconciliation.

Christmas Ham

The Christmas Ham is again thought to have come from a Norse pagan tradition of yuletide celebration. The sacrifice of a boar in Freyr's honour was hoped to bring his favour for the new year. Freyr was often associated with weather, fertility and agriculture.

Mince Pies and Christmas Pudding

Recipes for Christmas pudding can be traced back to the Middle Ages. Pheasant, rabbit, poultry and partridge were common ingredients. Primarily, it was a method for preserving meat. Because of a shortage of fodder, most livestock were slaughtered at the end of a season. Dried fruits were added to the mixture as a preservative and the mixture was kept in pastry cases and the results were called mince pies. Over time, sugar, apples, raisins, candied oranges and lemons were added.

A closer relative to the modern Christmas pudding originated from the porridge, frumenty or pottage in the 14th century. Ingredients included beef, mutton, raisins, currents, spiced wine and mixed spices. These ingredients were slow cooked in a huge cauldron and it was a souplike dish consumed prior to celebrations.

Prunes were added to the recipe during the reign of Elizabeth 1. The dish became so popular, it was known as plum potage. By the18th century meat preservation techniques had improved and the sweet content of mince pies and plum pottage were increased. The addition of flour and suet to create a pudding as we recognise it today, did not appear until the 1830's.

In the next Christmas article, we will uncover the origins of the Christmas Tree and Santa Claus.

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When does Disney start putting up their xmas decorations, specifically the gingerbread house in the grand flor

The gingerbread house inside the Grand Floridian starts to be assembled when?
And when are most christmas decorations up all throughout the Disney World parks?
I'm going November 18th through Novemeber 24th.
will the gingerbread house and other decor be up?
All you people that say after thanksgiving...
Then WHY does Mickey's Christmas party start November 13th?
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You are going at the perfect time. All the decorations will be up. I went at that time last November. It was gorgeous. The gingerbread house is actually a little store where you can buy delicious cookies, treats, etc. There is so much lights in Mgm that it took us an hour to go through and take pictures. There are many huge, decorated Christmas trees up, and wreaths, etc.

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Many people feel that Xmas has become over-commercialised and that we’ve lost sight of the things that make it special, such as spending time with friends, family and loved ones, celebrating, resting and showing compassion and generosity.

In the midst of all the pressure and stress of Xmas it can be difficult for us to remember the things that really matter to us at Xmas and the steps we can take to build more of them into the festive period.  We simply need to remember that we are in control of our lives and can create the Xmases we want – we don’t have to endure the commercialised and rushed version of Xmas that seems to be the modern norm!

Below are some brief ideas on how we can get the Xmas we really want.  For more ideas and tips, visit www.lifesquared.org.uk and download Xmas² - our FREE guide to having a happier, wiser and more meaningful Xmas.

One important aspect of Xmas for many of us is spending time with other people, and there are many things we can do to get the most out of this, including inviting neighbours round for a drink, watching less TV and showing hospitality to friends who don’t have anything arranged for Xmas.  We can also give ourselves the chance to have a more restful Xmas by prioritising our time, only doing essential Xmas tasks and asking other people to help us with those tasks we have to do.

Showing generosity is also important to us at Xmas - but you don't need to buy people lots of stuff to do this!  For example, we could be generous in the amount of time, effort, attention, affection or many other things we could give them.  This could involve visiting someone, making a phone call, helping out with the chores, making gifts or many other things.

Xmas is traditionally a time when people are encouraged to think and act in a compassionate way.  It is an ideal time to start carrying this thinking and behaviour into your day-to-day life on an ongoing basis.  This can cover a range of behaviours – from showing forgiveness to helping someone in need.  Acts of compassion and forgiveness can take bravery, but perhaps there could be opportunities for you to do them in your life – even in situations you previously thought impossible?

It may involve going out of your way to do an unselfish act for someone else, to admit a share of the blame for an argument (even when you feel you were right) or putting yourself in an awkward position for a moment in order to raise a sensitive issue.  Challenge yourself to find the courage to do it where, in your heart of hearts, you think it is needed.

Many of these steps to simplify and take control of our Xmases support another important point – the need to live sustainably.  Xmas can be a time of enormous waste and environmental impact, and this is often driven by our thirst for more material goods and our supply systems importing food, gifts and other goods from around the world.  By seeking a more meaningful and relaxed Xmas, we may find ourselves consuming less and living more sustainably – for example, by making presents, decorations and some Xmas food rather than buying imported products that have high ‘Xmas miles’.

At Life² (www.lifesquared.org.uk), we’ve developed a guide on how to have a happy, wise and meaningful Xmas, called Xmas².  The booklet is packed with ideas and practical tips on how you can have a truly memorable festive experience - one with less consumerism and waste, and with more of the things that make festive celebrations great, including people, fun, relaxation, generosity, compassion and the opportunity to reflect.  This isn’t about restoring more religious meaning to Xmas – it’s about remembering what’s important, in both Xmas and life generally.

It is available as a download from www.lifesquared.org.uk for free until Xmas.  We hope it helps you to have a fabulous festive period!

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Planning the Christmas party is a dirty job, but everyone accepts that someone has to do it. But what if that someone is you? Where do you start? How do you go about choosing Christmas party venues that suit your needs? Here are a few things to bear in mind when planning a festive Christmas party, and a few tips for taking some of the stress out of the organisation.

The first decision to be made is what sort of Christmas party you are looking to have. This will depend on a number of factors such as budget, the number of people that you expect to invite along, and any entertainment that you may be considering. Some companies like to have formal parties to which clients and other contacts are involved; others may prefer that their Christmas party is more relaxed, an opportunity for everyone to let their hair down. This will inform your choice of Christmas party venues and give you some guidelines on what you're looking for.

Another early decision will be on the number of people to be invited along, as this obviously affects your choice of Christmas party venues. If your company is a small one with just a dozen or so people to accommodate, you'll find a lot of local venues that suit your needs. If, on the other hand, you have a guest list that runs into the hundreds (as some large companies do), your options are immediately that bit more limited. This is a decision that it pays to make early. It is also important to establish what budget there is for your Christmas party; a £250 hire charge for use of a venue may be negligible to some companies, but a bit steep for others.

The next major decision to be made when looking at Christmas party venues is catering and drinks. If you're planning to run a pay bar, then obviously your chosen venue will need to be licensed. If you want a formal sit-down meal or a buffet, you may need to check whether the Christmas party venue has its own catering, or whether you can enlist the services of caterers. Many Christmas parties may only have quite basic cold buffets, but this still needs to be agreed, organised, and paid for. Similarly, if you are expecting a large number of people, you'll need serving staff for dispensing drinks, and this needs to be factored into the cost of the party.

Finally, you'll want to consider any other requirements. For example, if you want entertainment such as music, you'll need to check with the venue that they are equipped to deal with parties of this type, and book your chosen performers well in advance, as Christmas is a very busy time and the Christmas party is a staple of many musicians' income.

Having made the big decisions on the size and type of Christmas party you want, the budget available, and the type of catering and entertainment involved, you can now start looking for a suitable venue. This can seem a daunting task, but it needn't be. Bear in mind your key requirements, and make them clear to the venue in your first email or telephone call - this will save everyone a lot of time and effort. If a venue is fully booked, or otherwise unable to cater for your needs, ask them if they can recommend anywhere else in the area that would be suitable - once they've established that they can't help you, they should be more willing to point you in the direction of the competition!

This is one of the times when a specialist venue finding service can help. Rather than opening the phone book or emailing round canvassing for suggestions, a venue finding agency gives you certain advantages - with a list of suitable locations in your chosen area, it can save a lot of time and effort by suggesting the sorts of Christmas party venues that may be able to cater to your needs.

In addition, a venue finding team will be able to recommend interesting and unusual venues that you wouldn't have thought of yourself - a sporting venue, for example, that allows you to combine your office party with a day at the races, for example, or an out-of-town venue that offers activities such as paintballing or quad biking. This isn't for everyone, of course - but by giving you the option, you have a wider range of choices.

Finally, a venue finding agency takes a lot of the stress out of dealing with your chosen Christmas party venue, because all the haggling over price, as well as details over catering and logistics are for them to worry about; you are left only with the important stuff; i.e., making sure your partygoers have a Christmas party to remember. Now that's the hard part...

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“Joy to the world, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; Let every heart prepare Him room, And Heaven, and Heaven, and nature sing.” These lines of the Christmas carol written by Isaac watts truly explain the joy and credness of the Christmas celebration. christmas symbols is celebrated every year on 25th of December and is observed as the birth date of Jesus Christ. Christmas is one of the biggest celebrations for the people belonging not only to the Christian faith rather it is celebrated in many untries around the world. Christmas day is seen as the sacred day on which the Lord arrived on other Earth not only by Christian community but also by the non-Christians. With the world becoming a global village; Caroling, feasting, presence of Santa, Christmas party and gift-giving along with the prayers and wishes during Christmas Eve has given a cosmopolitan feel to Christmas celebration. Christmas is celebrated with high spirits in various parts of the world. People sing, dance, enjoy and distribute gifts and sweets among their near and dear ones during the Christmas party. They invite people in their homes to participate in Christmas celebrations. Relatives, friends, colleagues and family members gather together in the Christmas party to share their feelings with each other and enjoy the Christmas Eve. Christmas greeting cards are one of the best parts regarding Christmas celebrations. Christmas is a joyous celebration and Christmas greeting cards add to the joy of this hilarious celebration. Elegant, beautiful, sparkling Christmas greeting cards are capable of filling the Christmas of your loved ones with smiles. People rejoice the birth of Jesus Christ through these fascinating greeting cards and receive divine blessings. Nowadays people also send fascinating merry Christmas e-cards as a mark of Christmas greeting. Sparkling Merry Christmas e-cards brighten up the Christmas celebrations of the people. Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas or simply "Santa", is the legendary figure who brings gifts to the homes of the good children during the late evening and overnight hours of Christmas Eve i.e. on December 24.In United Kingdom and Europe, Santa is commonly known as Father Christmas. Christmas celebration is incomplete without Santa. Decorating the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve is considered to be an integral part of Christmas celebrations. Unique and personalized Christmas gifts are an important aspect of Christmas celebration. Various networking sites are available on internet that can help you to choose the best Christmas gift for your loved ones. Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve vary as per the age of the recipients. There are different gifts available for teens, babies, adults and kids as per their interests. Christmas celebration is truly means fun for all.

“Joy to the world, the Lord is come!

Let earth receive her King;

Let every heart prepare Him room,

And Heaven, and Heaven, and nature sing.”

These lines of the Christmas carol written by Isaac watts truly explain the joy and credness of the Christmas celebration. Christmas is celebrated every year on 25th of December and is observed as the birth date of Jesus Christ. christmas sayings is one of the biggest celebrations for the people belonging not only to the Christian faith rather it is celebrated in many untries around the world. Christmas day is seen as the sacred day on which the Lord arrived on other Earth not only by Christian community but also by the non-Christians.

With the world becoming a global village; Caroling, feasting, presence of Santa, Christmas party and gift-giving along with the prayers and wishes during Christmas Eve has given a cosmopolitan feel to Christmas celebration. Christmas is celebrated with high spirits in various parts of the world. People sing, dance, enjoy and distribute gifts and sweets among their near and dear ones during the Christmas party. They invite people in their homes to participate in Christmas celebrations. Relatives, friends, colleagues and family members gather together in the Christmas party to share their feelings with each other and enjoy the Christmas Eve.

Christmas greeting cards are one of the best parts regarding Christmas celebrations. Christmas is a joyous celebration and Christmas greeting cards add to the joy of this hilarious celebration. Elegant, beautiful, sparkling Christmas greeting cards are capable of filling the Christmas of your loved ones with smiles. People rejoice the birth of Jesus Christ through these fascinating greeting cards and receive divine blessings. Nowadays people also send fascinating merry Christmas e-cards as a mark of Christmas greeting. Sparkling Merry Christmas e-cards brighten up the Christmas celebrations of the people.

Santa Claus, also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas or simply "Santa", is the legendary figure who brings gifts to the homes of the good children during the late evening and overnight hours of Christmas Eve i.e. on December 24.In United Kingdom and Europe, Santa is commonly known as Father Christmas. Christmas celebration is incomplete without Santa. Decorating the Christmas tree on Christmas Eve is considered to be an integral part of Christmas celebrations. Unique and personalized Christmas gifts are an important aspect of Christmas celebration. Various networking sites are available on internet that can help you to choose the best Christmas gift for your loved ones. Christmas gifts on Christmas Eve vary as per the age of the recipients. There are different gifts available for teens, babies, adults and kids as per their interests. Christmas celebration is truly means fun for all.

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Christmas is a holiday celebrated by millions of people around the world every year. Some people feel that Christmas has lost the important spiritual and family focus and has started being all about the idea of giving gifts and Christmas parties with Christmas Invitations Cards, http://www.cardsshoppe.com/holiday-invitations/christmas-invitations-cards.htm However, this is not the case in most families that find special ways to celebrate this holiday and start traditions that have nothing to do with simply unwrapping gifts but are all about the spirit of family togetherness. People especially love sharing joy with a Christmas party invitation and by singing Christmas songs around the fire or even going caroling. Here are some ways Christmas is celebrated around the world.

The Joy of Christmas Music

One of the ways Christmas touches the hearts of so many is with the joy of classic Xmas songs. Whenever "Deck the Halls" starts playing in every store and on the radio everyone knows that the Christmas season has begun and its time for giving and spending time with the family. Not only does the music excite its listeners but it also has everyone waiting to receive their custom Christmas invitations so they can start preparing for the festivities.

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Of course, no holiday celebration is complete without a tree. The evergreen that doesn't lose its color or needles even in the winter is a symbol associated with Christmas that is also the center of many traditions. Some families purchase new ornaments each year for the tree. Other families have a tradition built around purchasing a live evergreen tree and bringing it home to decorate. The Christmas decorations for the tree and the house include a wide-range of options from candles to strung popcorn to lights to homemade crafts created by children over the years. All of these things are intricate parts of how Christmas is celebrated. These trees are so symbolic of the season they are frequently featured on Christmas party invites.

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Another time-honored tradition for this holiday season is the mailing of Merry Christmas invitation cards to friends, family members, and other loved ones. Sometimes these Xmas invites can serve as Christmas Invitations Cards, http://www.cardsshoppe.com/holiday-invitations/christmas-invitations-cards.htm too. The cards are a reminder that even people not nearby physically are still in a person's heart and mind during the holiday season. Plus, the cards are the perfect reason to update everyone on what family members are doing or to reconnect with loved ones (or even customers) with whom they haven't had much contact.

Since sending out holiday Christmas invitations and cards complementing your Christmas decorations is so common in the United States it causes the postal workers to have to be busy and focus on getting out all of the invitations Christmas party in time. However, if it were not for the hard work of the post office the biggest way Christmas is celebrated would not be possible.

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