Find Christmas Party venues for rent in Vancouver, WA

About Vancouver

It may not be the largest city in Washington state, but it certainly is beautiful. Vancouver, Washington is the home campus of Washington State University and is lovingly nicknamed, “The Couve”. If you don’t mind a bit of rain, the city is a joy, though it is often grey and rainy depending on the season.

Vancouver is a city known for having a small town feel, yet it is close in proximity to some other major Washington cities. When it comes time to start planning your Christmas party, Vancouver has the shops, the scenery, and the charm that you’ll need to throw a successful one.

Christmas Party Options in Vancouver

It's not uncommon to plan ahead for months before a big Christmas bash. Start thinking about what you'd like to do to make this the best holiday gathering ever.

• Tree
  Besides St Nick himself, the Christmas tree is the most important centerpiece you’ll need to throw a great Christmas party. There are plenty of places to buy real trees, or you can get a plastic one that will last you many many years. Don’t forget to go wild with the decorations!
  
  
• Decorations
  Set the holiday vibe by decorating your whole Vancouver Christmas party venue with garland, ornaments, advent calendars, and definitely a decked-out pine tree or two. Stream the lights, deck the halls, and get ready for a big party!
  
  
• Presents
  Yes, Christmas is about love, faith, Santa, charity, and brotherhood amongst men, but it’s also about presents! Giving gifts, receiving gifts, wrapping up empty boxes as presents, and setting them up as decorations around the house are festive elements. There are few things more exciting than a tree surrounded by piles of colorful presents.
  
  
• Music
  There is only one acceptable time of the year to listen to Christmas music and that is during the month of December. So make the playlist, turn on the sparkly lights, and play your favorite Christmas classics on the loudspeakers.
  
  
• Food
  Roast duck, spiral ham, roasted nuts, spiked eggnog – nothing beats the whimsical Christmas party cuisine that cuddles the soul and warms the bones during those cold winter nights. Don’t forget the sweet treats like sugar cookies and gingerbread men!

Christmas Party Companies in Vancouver

Who would you like to help you with your Vancouver Christmas party? There is no shortage of suitable and experienced companies in Vancouver.

• Hire Santa
  You can’t have a Vancouver Christmas party without a Santa Clause! With Hire Santa, you get to choose which jolly man you want to come and make a visit at your next noël celebration. If you don’t want the whole St Nick, you can buy all the attire and dress one up from home.
  
  
• Vibrant Christmas Lighting
  Want all the festive Christmas decorations, but don’t want to climb a ladder and hang them yourself? Vibrant Christmas Lighting has all the lights and decorations you need. They’ll hang them, and after the season is over, they’ll take them down and store them. How easy is that?
  
  
• WE Plan It
  Need a little help bringing your Vancouver Christmas party venue to the next level? Let WE Plan It take care of the smallest of details and the big ones, too! They’ve got years of experience planning parties and events of every kind. They’ll help you stay within budget while putting on a stylish holiday celebration.

Pros and Cons of Christmas Parties in Vancouver

When the garland is hung and the carols are ringing, it is sure to be a magical time, wherever you are in the world. Though, while having a Christmas party in Vancouver may have some wonderful perks, it does have its downsides as well.

Advantages

• Noël Vancouver
  Nothing gets a town in the Christmas spirit like a Noël themed market. Check out Vancouver’s own Christmas market for fun holiday games, booths, food, and entertainment.
  
  
• Small town vibes with big city luxuries
  Vancouver is small enough to house those small town holiday vibes, but near enough to major cities to plan a respectable Vancouver Christmas party.
  
  
• C-Train
  Public transportation is a breeze with the reliable C-Train. This makes it pretty easy to get around Vancouver during the holidays without a car.
  
  
• Driving is easy too
  In a lot of major cities, having a car means lots of traffic and difficulty parking. However, Vancouver is a car-friendly city, so you should be able to get to all your Christmas parties with ease.

Disadvantages

• Not quite cold enough to snow
  The weather tends to hit lows of around 35, making it cold enough to be annoying, but not cold enough for a white Christmas.
  
  
• Rain instead of snow
  In the wintertime, not only is snow a rarity, but it is more likely to be grey and rainy a lot of the time.
  
  
• Traffic to Portland is terrible
  While you may be able to get your Christmas shopping done in town, if you need to go to the big city for some last-minute gifts, expect some heavy traffic.
  
  
• College town
  Vancouver is home to Washington State University. Expect a rowdier atmosphere during winter vacation.

Famous Locations in Vancouver

• Esther Short Park
  Whether you want to go for a walk, play on the playground, or bone up on your Vancouver city history, Esther Short Park is the place to go. They host tons of public events throughout the year and encourage pet owners to bring their pups here for a walk!
  
  
• Columbia River Renaissance Trail
  For some breathtaking (and free) views take a walk along the Columbia River Renaissance Trail. This five-mile trail connects Esther Park to Wintler Park and is known for being a magical spot for holding hands and watching the sun set over the Columbia River.
  
  
• Vancouver Lake Regional Park
  Fancy a dip in the lake? Vancouver Lake Regional Park is nearly 3,000 square acres of water that attracts tons of visitors every year who might enjoy some swimming, boating, or just a bit of waterside fun in the sun.
  
  
• Silver Star Mountain
  If you don’t mind a short (yet beautiful) one-hour drive, head up to Silver Star Mountain for a really nice hike and a gorgeous view. If you don’t want to make the trip to the top, you can hang out amongst the wildflowers at the base, which bloom in droves during the early summer months.