Things You'll Need:
- Wedding Shower Invitations
- Bridal Registries
- Guest Lists
- Candles
- Flower Bouquets
- Champagne
- Sparkling Cider
- Champagne Glasses
- Champagne Buckets
- Gift Or Gift Certificates
- Postage Stamps
- Personal Organizers
- Candles
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Step 1
Check with the office manager or boss before you start planning, especially if you intend to hold the party in the office.
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Step 2
Tell the boss the proposed location and time of the party.
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Step 3
Decide what to serve. The less fuss the better with an office party, so you might want to order box lunches; bring rolls, meats and cheese; or simply serve cake and coffee.
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Step 4
Choose decorations. You won't want to go overboard with decorations in the office, so perhaps a bunch of balloons or a bouquet of flowers would be appropriate.
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Step 5
Figure out how to handle gift giving. A group gift is often the best approach, allowing everyone to contribute what they can toward a large gift on the bridal registry list.
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Step 6
Invite people. Formal invitations are not always necessary in an office environment. You can simply talk to people or send an invitation by e-mail.
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Step 7
Coordinate the gift purchase for a group gift. Collect money, purchase and wrap the gift and have everyone sign a card.
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Step 8
Set up the area where the party will take place. Set out paper goods, cups, forks and napkins.








