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Christmas party voting poll: theme, food, music and games
A good Christmas party starts with a vote, not with the organizer's guess. Ask everyone what they want, then plan the party around the answers.
Run these as a few quick polls a week or two before the party, then use the results to decide the theme, the menu, the music and the games.
How to run it
- 01Open the questions you need in the editor. Theme, food and timing are the ones to settle first.
- 02Send the QR code or link to the group and leave the polls open for a few days.
- 03Share the results and tell people what won, so the plan feels like theirs.
The questions
Each link opens the editor with the question already written. Change anything, then publish and put the QR code on screen.
- Use this →01Multiple choice
Which theme should the party have?
- Ugly sweaters
- Classic red and green
- Winter wonderland
- Cozy pajamas
- No theme
- Use this →02Multiple choice
What kind of food should we have?
- A sit-down dinner
- A potluck
- Appetizers and finger food
- A catered buffet
- Use this →03Multiple choice
Which music should we play?
- Classic carols
- Modern holiday pop
- Jazz and swing
- A playlist everyone adds to
- Use this →04Multiple choice
Which game should we play?
- Trivia
- A gift swap
- Bingo
- Karaoke
- Charades
- Use this →05Multiple choice
When should the party be?
- At lunchtime
- Early evening
- Late evening
- A weekend afternoon
- Use this →06Multiple choice
Where should we hold it?
- At the office
- At a restaurant
- At someone's home
- Somewhere outdoors or active
- Use this →07Yes / No
Should partners and families be invited?
- Use this →08Multiple choice
Which drinks should we serve?
- Hot chocolate and cider
- Mocktails and sparkling drinks
- A bar with something for everyone
- Coffee and tea
- Use this →09Ranked
Rank what matters most at the party.
- Food
- Music
- Games
- The gift exchange
- Just talking
- Use this →10Rating 1–5
How much are you looking forward to the party?
- Use this →11Open text
Any food needs or dislikes we should plan for? No names needed.
Tips from running these live
- Always include the dietary question. It is easy to miss and it matters most on the day.
- Ask about the party before you book anything. A vote you cannot act on is worse than no vote.
- Use the ranked question to see what people care about most, then spend your effort there.
Common questions
- How do I run christmas party voting poll: theme, food, music and games?
- 1. Open the questions you need in the editor. Theme, food and timing are the ones to settle first. 2. Send the QR code or link to the group and leave the polls open for a few days. 3. Share the results and tell people what won, so the plan feels like theirs.
- How many questions are in this set?
- 11 questions. Open any of them in the editor and change the wording or the choices before you publish.
- Any tips from running these live?
- Always include the dietary question. It is easy to miss and it matters most on the day. Ask about the party before you book anything. A vote you cannot act on is worse than no vote. Use the ranked question to see what people care about most, then spend your effort there.
- Is it free to use these questions?
- Yes. Copying the questions is free, and the free plan takes up to 100 responses per poll. You can make your first poll without an account.
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