Trim the office walls with the jolly garland from Minted, $20. Each set includes 12 circles and 25 yards of gold ribbon for do-it-yourself stringing.
Photo: Courtesy of Minted
Add some metallic sparkle to the break room with push-pop confetti from Thimblepress, $8.50.
Photo: Courtesy of thimblepress
The eco-friendly party supplies from Susty Party can be mixed and matched. Plus, the plates and bowls are microwavable and oven- and freezer-safe. The starry night party pack, $22.99, serves eight and contains dessert plates, cups, straws, a tablecloth, wood cutlery, and cocktail napkins.
Photo: Courtesy of Susty Party
Cheery customizable napkins, $55 for a set of 50, from Paper Source are available in an array of festive colors and ink choices.
Photo: Courtesy of Paper Source
Get crafty with the 3-D snowflake kit, $13.95, from Paper Source to create a cubicle of flurries. The kit makes four garland strands.
Photo: Courtesy of Paper Source
The colorful ornament wreath from Martha Stewart Living's Frosted Traditions collection at Home Depot, $29.98, features a mix of baubles in shiny, matte, and glitter finishes. The ornaments are shatter resistant, which means the piece can be saved and reused next year.
Photo: Cornelia Stiles/BizBash
Add festive decorations to inexpensive paper cups or office mugs with waterproof reindeer stickers, $8 for a sheet of six, from the Oh Goodie Designs & Events Etsy shop.
Photo: Courtesy of Oh Goodie Designs & Events
Set up a photo backdrop like the holiday-theme, kraft-paper-inspired one from Minted, $230, to capture team pictures. The backdrop comes with five grommets for hanging or can be mounted to a wall using removable poster tape.
Photo: Courtesy of Minted
Pinecones and tree branches decorated the taco bar at Deutsch LA's Studio 54-theme holiday party, held at Hangar 8 in Santa Monica, California, in December 2014.
Photo: Sherri J Photography
![Los Angeles-based Sterling Engagements hosted its 10th anniversary party on September 12, inviting former, current, and prospective clients to the private residence of client, and Lakers player, Jordan Farmar. 'We tried to keep it intimate while still incorporating all those [clients] that were near and dear to us along our journey of the first 10 years,' said Alexandra Rembrac, the company's principal and creative director.](https://img.bizbash.com/files/base/bizbash/bzb/image/2015/10/sterling_6.png?auto=format%2Ccompress&fit=crop&h=167&q=70&w=250)
