Counting the time, days, weeks and months is quite fast. After all the tragedies that struck the country, and expected more typhoons that will hit, still we Filipinos awaits and already starting to prepare Christmas as the cool “ber” months start September 1.

Christmas is the longest and most celebrated holiday in the Philippines. And Philippines has earned the distinction of celebrating the world’s longest Christmas season, with Christmas carols are heard as early as September and the season lasting up until Epiphany. This is why many Filipinos begin preparing their list for holiday shopping and gift-giving and also finding some catering service for Christmas parties and reserved their desired destination for it.

Malls also become busy and crowded with shoppers and onlookers who await their 13^th month pay and Christmas bonuses, as the “ber” month’s progress, with the atmosphere becoming more lively and happy until the stores are finally decked with holiday decorations. As well as Catering services that are also heads-on to the clients when it comes to Christmas parties and food services as well.

Filipinos are known in having a unique Christmas parties. Many places in Philippines have different schemes when celebrating their unique Philippine Christmas party. Most common Christmas parties are held in schools, offices and in houses. After the games and Kris Kringle (“Monito/Monita”) food are served, whether the food is provided either potluck or contributions to buy food and even Philippine Christmas Party caterer that serves Filipino food delicacies which sometimes includes some typical Philippine Christmas delicacies.

Traditionally, Christmas in the Philippines officially starts on Dec. 16 with a mass known as Midnight Mass (“Misa de Gallo”), a religious activity that lasts nine days this novena of Masses is the most important Filipino Christmas tradition.

After the last or ninth mass of Misa de Gallo on Christmas Eve, family members partake of a sumptuous Filipino meal by twelve midnight, called Noche Buena. For Filipinos, Christmas Eve (“Bisperas ng Pasko“) on December 24 is celebrated with the Midnight Mass, and immediately after, the much-anticipated Noche Buena.

Despite the economic difficulties, Filipinos remain hopeful of a joyous Christmas celebration every year.

Corporations, companies and other business units (small or big) also often hold their own Christmas parties. Of course, if there is a party or special occasions and celebrations, foods will always be on the scene. Philippines Xmas party won’t be complete without special foods and delectable dishes to consume.

Identifying the best food for Christmas party is an important element when preparing for a Christmas party as it is as important as choosing for the party theme and party decoration.

By choosing the best Christmas party food, you will be able to make your Christmas party more enjoyable and festive.

A basic tip is to choose dinner food that complements the theme of your Christmas party. If you choose a Spanish style party, for example, prefer to have Mexican food or Spanish Christmas food. It is noteworthy, however, to still consider adding general Christmas party food favorites in your menu because many or large percentage of your guests still prefer to see Filipino food and native delicacies during Christmas parties.

The Christmas season is almost here and if you are still looking for the best Christmas party foods that you will prepare for the celebrations this December, just remember to know what types of food menus will be generally preferred in your office and to choose dinner food that complements the theme of your Christmas party. It is hard to touch everyone’s favorite food on a single table so you can customize your Christmas party food by asking all your coworkers, family members, friends and whoever will be attending the Christmas party, for their favorite food and order few out of it which comes at the top.

When it comes to great Christmas parties it is amazing what can be done with a little help from Town’s Delight The Caterer.  Towns Delight The Caterer is widely known as a Philippines Christmas party caterer. So when thinking about arranging a Christmas Party, whether its a family, business, company or corporate party, visit our shop at Robinson’s Place Tagaytay, Cavite 2nd level or SM City Dasmariñas, Cavite 2nd level.

You may also call  us at (046) 432-32-89 / (046) 483-53-07 / (046) 437-60-55 / (046) 489-49-95 / (0918) 928-12-96 / (0922) 865-26-85 for more detail.

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