Holidays mean fun and what's more fun than some Christmas party games? Having an office party?  Trivia games are perfect for a holiday office party and you'll find some fun office Christmas party games below like 'Name the Logo'.  Keep your guests busy and happy with lots of games and activities! Here are some ideas to help you make your party fun and festive!
 
 
Christmas Trivia
Ingredients
  • Christmas Tree Cutouts
  • Tape
  • Pencils
  • Paper
To Play
  • Write questions related to Christmas on little green Christmas tree cutouts, number them, and tape them to the walls around the party room.
  • Provide your guests with pencil and paper, and have them write down their answer to the numbered questions throughout the party.
  • At the end of the party, read off the answer and see which guest got the most points for a prize!
Sample Questions:
¤ What are the names of Santa's eight reindeer? Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen
¤ What is a buche de Noel? An edible yule log
¤ What do bad little boys get for Christmas? Switches and lumps of coal
¤ Finish the song line: "All I want for Christmas is..." my two front teeth
¤ Who was caught kissing Santa Claus? Mommy
¤ How do you say Merry Christmas in Spanish? Bonus: In French? Feliz Navidad ; Joyeux Noel
¤ What did Frosty the Snowman have for a nose? A button
¤ Who wrote "'Twas the Night Before Christmas"? Clement Clarke Moore
¤ What is the last line in Moore's poem? "Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good night."
¤ What is a tannebaum? Christmas tree in German
¤ What did the Three Wise Men bring? Gold, frankincense, and myrrh
¤ On the twelfth day of Christmas, what did "my true love give to me"? 12 fiddlers fiddling, 11 lords a-leaping, 10 ladies dancing, 9 pipers piping, 8 maids a-milking, 7 swans a-swimming, 6 geese a-laying, 5 golden rings, 4 calling birds, 3 French hens, 2 turtle doves, and a partridge in a pear tree.
 
Christmas Movie Trivia
¤ What is the name of the rabbit in the magic hat in Frosty the Snowman?
 Hocus Pocus
¤ What's the reason The Grinch hates Christmas?
 His heart is two sizes too small
¤ In the Christmas Classic, It's a Wonderful Life, what happened every time a bell rand?
 An angel got his wings
¤ In Polar Express, what word does the conductor punch into the ticket of the 'young man with all the questions'?
 Believe
¤ What 1983 movie is about a boy who wanted a Red Rider BB gun for Christmas?
 A Christmas Story
¤ Ernest made a Christmas movie, in 1988, where he helped Santa find a successor.  What is that movie called?
 Ernest Saves Christmas
¤ This 1990 Christmas movie is about a boy named Kevin who is left behind when his family goes on vacation.
 Home Alone
¤ In 2000, Jim Carrey starred in a live action film, which was first a cartoon made in 1966. What is the movie?
 How the Grinch Stole Christmas
¤ In this movie, Buddy was raised by elves at the North Pole, and doesn't realize he is a human and not an elf.
 Elf
¤ This movie, made in 1947 and 1994, is about a girl names Susan who doesn't believe in Santa Claus
 Miracle on 34th Street
 
Christmas Song Trivia
“and sing this sleighing song…” Jingle Bells
“I don’t care about the presents underneath the Christmas tree…” All I Want for Christmas is You
“I wanna wish you a Merry Christmas…” Feliz Navidad
“Four calling birds…” 12 Days of Christmas
“Where the treetops glisten, and children listen…” White Christmas
“The kids in girl and boy land will have a jubilee…” Santa Claus is Coming to Town
“Then one foggy Christmas Eve…” Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer
“Now the jingle hop has begun…” Jingle Bell Rock
“Fa la la la la, la la la la…” Deck the Halls
“Repeat the sounding joy…” Joy to the World
 
Who Am I?
Ingredients:
  • Pieces of paper with Holiday characters written on them (Rudolph, Santa, Mrs. Claus, an Elf, etc)
  • Tape or pins
To Play:
  • As guests arrive, pin or tape the piece of paper to each of their backs, without letting them see what's written on it.
  • The rules are that they can only ask and answer yes or no questions, to find out who they are.
 
Name the Logo
Great game for a Holiday Office Party!

Ingredients:
  • Magazines
  • Scissors
  • Tape
  • Notecards
To Play:
  • Beforehand, go through magazines and cut out logos and/or advertising symbols (Nike swoosh, 7up dot, etc.) of different recognizable brands and paste each on a notecard.
  • Number the notecards, so that guests can write down their guesses.
  • Through the party, have the guests walk around the room and write down their guesses.
  • The most correct guesses wins!
Wrap Race
Ingredients:
  • Boxes and objects of different sizes and shapes, two of each
  • Wrapping paper
  • Ribbon
  • Tape
  • Scissors
To Play:
  • For this race competition, two players go against each other wrapping similar objects for each round.
  • You can choose to have 1 round for two opponents or best of three matches.
  • Fastest wins!

Decorate that Christmas Tree!
Ingredients:
  • Two mini Christmas trees
  • Two small strings of popcorn
  • Six small ornaments
  • Tinsel
  • Two tree toppers
To Play:
  • Two players compete by decorating the Christmas tree the fastest.
  • Divide up the decorations and the player who has all the decorations on the tree first wins; don’t miss any of that tinsel!


Stocking Surprise
Ingredients:
  • Stockings, in different colors or uniquely labeled
  • Random prize: ornaments, candy, holiday items, etc
  • Paper and pens
To Play: 
  • In each stocking, place a random prize.
  • Have your guests try to guess the items by touching and shaking the stockings, writing their guesses on the paper.
  • The guests can feel inside the stocking but cannot look inside.
  • The person with the most correct guesses wins.
 
Crazy White Elephant Gift Exchange
Ingredients:
  • Before the party, tell your guests to wrap and bring one crazy item from their house
  • Two dice
To Play:
  • Have your guests put their presents under the tree and when everyone’s ready, tell everyone to grab a present of their choice.
  • Let the guests sit in a circle and unwrap their gifts.
  • Now grab the dice, have them roll the dice one at a time in the circle. Once someone rolls a snake eyes, they have the option of keeping their gift or swapping with someone else. That person keeps their choice and is then out of the game.
  • The game continues until the last person has picked their gift.

Cookie Exchange
Ingredients:
  • Paper Plates
  • Have guests bring three-dozen of their favorite cookies.
To Play
  • Place the cookies on a table.
  • When all have arrived, give the guests a paper plate and let them go around the table collecting cookies from each platter, until they have three dozen mixed cookies to take home!

Ornament Exchange
Ingredients:
  • Numbered Pieces of Paper
  • Have guests buy an ornament for the tree and bring it to the party wrapped and unlabeled.
To Play
  • Pass out numbers and let the guests choose a wrapped ornament in order.
  • Each guest gets to keep an ornament.

Let the Games Begin! -The Game Girl