’90s Christmas Company Party

Christmas ornaments, happy hardcore, and a Nokia 3310. It doesn’t get much more ’90s than that. At the ’90s Christmas Theme Party, you’ll step into a winter wonderland full of nostalgia, cheesy hits, and items you’d forgotten were once indispensable. Think Tamagotchis, VHS tapes, Flippo candies, old video game consoles, and phones that could effortlessly fall three stories without a single scratch.

The venue will be fully decorated in a mix of Christmas and ’90s themes. So expect lights, winter decorations, and plenty of nostalgic details to make someone exclaim every five minutes, “We had that at home, too!” During the party, all sorts of characters and entertainers will mingle among the guests. Before you know it, Ma Flodder will be standing next to you at the bar, Lara Croft will be walking through the room, or the Spice Girls will appear for a surprisingly convincing performance. The entertainers actively seek interaction with the guests, so quietly slipping away to a corner is no guarantee of safety.

Gaming enthusiasts will also have a blast. A round of Super Nintendo quickly turns into serious competition—especially when that usually quiet coworker suddenly goes all out to knock the CEO off the track in Mario Kart.

And then, of course, there’s the music. The DJ mixes the biggest ’90s hits with well-known Christmas classics. Captain Jack, 2 Unlimited, Britney Spears, Happy Hardcore, the Macarena, “Last Christmas,” and “All I Want for Christmas Is You”: anything can come on.

This automatically leads to what happens at every good office party. One coworker says beforehand that he’ll “really just stay for a little while,” only to find himself two hours later in the middle of the dance floor with an enthusiasm that was nowhere to be seen during that morning’s meeting. The best part of this theme party is that everyone forgets for a moment that things like deadlines, inboxes, and targets even exist. Instead, people dance, sing along, play games, and engage in lengthy discussions about the most important topics from the ’90s.