The holiday season is the perfect time to celebrate your team’s hard work, spread cheer, and share a few well-earned
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Category: Event Planning Tips
So you’ve been selected to do the event planning and you need help. PaperDirect’s event planning tips will help pave the way whether it’s your son’s or daugther’s graduation party, the boss’s retirement party, a large corporate meeting or a child’s birthday party.
Formal parties, anniversaries, and even baby showers have unique requirements, but there are some similarities in the way you can approach the event planning process. By following our tips you can save valuable time and money.
How to Host an Ugly Christmas Sweater Party
Every office party should have food and drinks, but an Ugly Christmas Sweater Party should have a few additional elements
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9 Big Christmas Party Ideas for Small Offices
You don’t have to have a big group to have a great office party: a little bit of creativity goes
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10 Funny Christmas Card Messages That Win Friends and New Business
The holidays are a time of year for connecting with those we care about, and this includes your clients. Without
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How to Write Company Christmas Party Invites that Impress the Board
Has the task of composing this year’s company Christmas Party invitations fallen upon your shoulders, and you’re at a complete
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5 Creative Business Christmas Card Wording Phrases
Business Christmas card wording can sometimes feel less than festive. It’s tricky to walk the line between a fun, distinctive
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At Christmas time, it’s not uncommon for clients and vendors to send presents to the companies they worked with over
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It’s Christmas time! Christmas is nearly upon us, and it’s time to think about your Christmas newsletter. For business owners,
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Holiday Christmas parties can either be either a drag or a blast, depending on how well you plan. Rather than
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How to Write Your Company’s Very First Christmas Newsletter
Sending a Christmas newsletter to employees, supporters, clients, and customers gives a glimpse of what has happened during your first
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8 Corporate Christmas Party Ideas
The office Christmas party is back. Whether you have a lot of employees or just a few, ring in the
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The holidays are a time of year when business owners start thinking about how they will craft corporate holiday card
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How to Write a Memorable Business Christmas Letter
Need a well-crafted Christmas letter for your business? This guide will help business owners, marketing professionals, and HR teams create
Continue reading5 Tips for Organizing a Company Golf Scramble
Organizing a company golf scramble is one way to build stronger teams on the job and off-the-clock. While some company
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How to Create Custom Church Programs for Christmas
They say Christmas is “the most wonderful time of the year,” and rightfully so. It’s a period marked by joy
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Place Card Etiquette for A Company Banquet
If you’re the one who has been assigned with the task of organizing a company benefit, you will likely feel
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Program Designs for Your Church’s Christmas Events
Program designs for Christmas church events speak volumes to newcomers to your church and your community.
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A Holiday Checklist for Church
Your holiday checklist for church includes a stop at PaperDirect.com.
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Holiday Party Networking: 9 Dos and Don’ts
It’s that time of year again! Be a savvy co-worker during holiday party networking events. Let’s get your dos and don’ts straight.
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Best Gifts for the 1 Year “Paper” Anniversary
Congratulations on braving the first 365, you crazy kids! Your 1-year anniversary is just around the corner, and we couldn’t
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