Rousso Adams uses their holiday party to truly invest in their team. Hosting a second annual casino night shows intentional focus on employee appreciation and creating meaningful shared experiences.

Motobilt used their holiday party to celebrate their people, not just the calendar. The casino night format gave employees a chance to unwind, interact, and enjoy each other’s company in a way that felt natural and earned after a busy year.

Riverchase Kia used their holiday party to truly engage their team. Instead of a sit-down dinner or speeches, the casino night format encouraged movement, conversation, and shared experiences, keeping employees involved all evening.

Casino nights work incredibly well inside office spaces. This event proved that you don’t need a ballroom or external venue to host a successful casino party. With the right setup, an office can quickly become a lively and engaging event space.

Large companies don’t need one massive party to create impact—strategic back-to-back events can deliver the same energy with better guest flow. By hosting two consecutive casino nights for different employee groups, GC Fibers made sure everyone had space to enjoy the games, connect with coworkers, and feel included without overcrowding.

The City of Morrow’s casino night Christmas party created a relaxed, social environment where employees could unwind and connect.

In the Southeast, the calendar is rich with diverse celebrations, from the flamboyance of Mardi Gras to the laid-back vibe of beach...