A company planning its holiday party downtown or in Clayton can book a Santa for hire in St. Louis to greet staff, clients and their families and to pose for a photo line.
A corporate Santa booking is Santa in the red suit for an office party, a company Christmas party, or a hotel banquet. He greets, he poses, and he stays for the time you set with the people you invited.
Office Parties in Downtown and Clayton
Tell us the floor and the suite so he uses the entrance your staff uses. If a photographer is hired, it helps to say where that person will stand. Along I-270 in Creve Coeur and Maryland Heights, the office parks use a lobby, a conference room, or a break room.
A lunch gathering is shorter than an evening reception. A rough headcount is enough for us to plan the time. A photo line of fifty people takes much longer than a line of fifteen.
Hotel Santa and Company Christmas Parties
Hotel banquet teams have their own door, and it helps to tell us which entrance they want him to use. If gifts will be handed out, have them stacked before he walks in. For a large party in a room with a high ceiling, Santa can come with Mrs. Claus and two nutcracker soldiers on stilts; that add-on is on Mrs. Claus and elves. Most office nights are Santa alone, greeting and posing until the time you booked is over.
What to Have Ready
It helps to have a contact on site with a phone, and a table or a chair if you want him seated for pictures. Keep gifts, if there are gifts, in one pile near that chair.
Whether employees’ children are invited changes how much of the time goes to pictures. An adults-only reception is mostly greetings and a few group shots. A family party needs a longer line and a clear place for kids to wait.
Put Santa near the tree, away from the speakers and the bar, with space for a line. Gifts for employees’ children should be labeled by name and kept together so he can hand them out without hunting through a pile.
A weekday lunch in a Clayton conference room is over before the afternoon meetings start, so Santa comes in, greets, poses, and is gone while people still have work on their desks. An evening banquet downtown runs longer because guests arrive over twenty or thirty minutes and the line forms after dinner.
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