Corporate family days are all about fun, and it's a great way to gather everyone together for a day of laughter and camaraderie. If you are responsible for holding a corporate family day for your company, then you know how important your role is – it keeps everyone engaged and interested, and it fosters loyalty, too. Employees appreciate it when you hold a day or evening of festivities in their honour, and it's a brilliant way to thank them for their service. But now that we've given you more than enough reason to hold a corporate family day, next in line is a whole lot of ideas and entertainment possibilities for the most fun corporate family day. So what are those? Let's find out. 

This list includes everything from activities to ideas to games and more, so here goes:

Say it with food

Let's admit it – the only two reasons most people attend corporate family days are for the food and the entertainment. The food you choose can make or break your event, so you must select the perfect food! It says a lot about you and your company; the trick is not to let it run out. If you want something fantastic that is both nostalgic and appealing to young and old, you can go for classic fairground food such as popcorn and candy floss and a barbecue buffet, and you can get a  funfair stall for hire provider to arrange the food for you – and why not pair it with a few rides and booths to go with the fairground theme? 

The clothes that match 

To get the event going and to establish camaraderie from the start, why not present everyone with matching and colour-coded T-shirts? You can even create a theme and order T-shirts for everyone, or do it by department to make it more interesting. So, for example, the accounting department can have red shirts, whilst the Human Resources department can go with blue – and it's easier to identify each department by clothing – especially if you have a tug-of-war game in the middle of the afternoon! 

Get everyone involved with a scavenger hunt

A scavenger hunt is already a staple at any corporate family day – but nobody says you can't have it for your own. Scavenger hunts are popular because they help build the necessary skills and make everyone closer and facilitate proper teamwork and fun. To start a scavenger hunt, you would need a specific location – a public park, a playing field, a mall, the space in your office, or any other area that would fit your entire staff. Then you need to have a list of clues, items, or challenges that everyone must solve, find, or complete, respectively. The first department or family to finish the hunt will win – and don’t forget the special prize! 

Some examples of popular scavenger hunt activities include getting a specific snack (it would be great if it's a snack not readily available at a snack booth), finding your surname at a public spot, recreating a photo or a famous painting, and singing the chorus to a famous song. In addition to being great as an in-person activity, it is also a great option as a virtual activity, where everyone can find something at their home.