March like any other month has various holidays and observances the world over. Often you will find people celebrating them with matching themed parties, where in the corporate world, it's always a good rule of thumb to "work hard and play hard" and in this sense - party hard. Themed corporate party invitations are fun to do up and leading up to the day of the event, planning and executing the themed party vision will be too.
We've put together some notable holidays and observances that occur on March and how corporate companies plan around them with themes and inspired designs, with the corporate party invitations as well as other aspects of party/event planning.
Ides of March was a way of noting the 15th of March during Roman times which was immortalised by Shakespeare in his play "Julius Caesar". Often if there are casual events or parties being planned, a Roman themed office party would be fun especially if it means dressing up! As part of the party planning, when sending out the corporate party invites you can request the RSVP to also state what sort of costume they will be needing, if they require a costume to be rented and if so what size it should be. The party planning committee can have this set up so that invitees will be able to pick up their costumes before the event and not be disappointed by last minute
St. Patrick's Day is a well loved Irish observance. Though not always a holiday in most countries, it's a great theme for a party that may coincide with the date or timing of the event you are planning.
Harmony Day celebrates culture and diversity in Australia and often a party is planned with morning teas, fairs, concerts, assemblies, sporting events and national costume across the country on 21st March. You can use a multitude of colours, illustrations of the diversity of people and your own interpretation on how to pass the message in a graphical way.
By working with your cards and invitations online store your corporate invites can be customised for this day based on the colour of your choosing and personalised with your company logo and name and not to mention what the event/party is all about. You can start by selecting a corporate invitation design that is close to your vision and theme. Communicate with the online invitations shop to personalise the office party invitation so that you'll be able to get your idea and vision across and request the changes to be made (if the default design is non-photographic it's easily doable).