Inside a Corporate Christmas Party at InterContinental Singapore: Emcee, Live Music & Engagement

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Group photograph of corporate celebration Christmas Party Dinner at Intercontinental Singapore Lobby Lounge, with trivia games, a singing and piano performance and lucky draw, organised by emcee, singer-pianist, event-planner De Zhong for Lectrix Engineering.

If you’re looking for a Singapore emcee who can do more than just read a script, you’re in the right place.

Recently, I had the pleasure of serving as the all in one Event Planner, Corporate Event Host, and Live Singer-Pianist for Lectrix Engineering’s Christmas celebration at the InterContinental Singapore in Bugis. It was a large-scale, family-inclusive corporate event that brought together employees, their families, and friends to celebrate the true spirit of Christmas – connection, appreciation, and joy.

What made this event especially meaningful was the diversity of the audience. Lectrix Engineering’s team included employees from South Asia and South East Asia, alongside local Singaporean families and friends of all ages. Hosting a multi-cultural audience like this requires more than experience – it requires sensitivity, adaptability, and the ability to read the room in real time.

As a corporate event host in Singapore with over 15 years of experience, my role wasn’t just to keep the programme running. My responsibility was to make every guest feel included, comfortable, and genuinely entertained, regardless of background or age. From the language used on stage to the pacing of the programme, everything was carefully planned to ensure no one felt left out.

The choice of venue, InterContinental Singapore at Bugis, provided a beautiful and elegant setting for the celebration. It allowed the event to feel polished and professional while still warm and festive – exactly what a year-end corporate Christmas party should be. From sound planning for live music to seamless transitions between programme segments, every detail mattered.

One of the highlights of the evening was an interactive Christmas trivia game designed specifically for a diverse audience. Instead of focusing on niche or culturally exclusive references, the questions were curated to be fun, accessible, and engaging for everyone in the room. This encouraged table conversations, laughter, and friendly competition, helping employees, family members, and guests connect naturally.

Interactive segments like this are especially effective in corporate events. They break down barriers, encourage participation, and turn a formal company dinner into a shared experience. As a Singapore emcee, I believe great hosting is not about talking at people, but about bringing people together.

Live music played a big role in setting the mood for the night. As a singer-pianist, I performed Christmas songs live on the piano, weaving music into the flow of the programme rather than isolating it as a standalone performance. Live singing adds warmth, emotion, and energy to a corporate event – something no playlist can replace.

The song selection was intentionally chosen to resonate across cultures, with familiar melodies that guests could recognise and enjoy, even if English wasn’t their first language. Music has a unique way of creating emotional connection, and it helped transform the event into something memorable rather than routine.

The evening ended on a high note with a lively lucky draw segment. As the event host, I kept the energy upbeat and engaging, turning each draw into a moment of anticipation and excitement. It’s often the final moments of an event that people remember most, and ending strong makes all the difference.

What this event demonstrated clearly is the value of working with an all-in-one professional. Many companies today prefer a Singapore emcee who can also support event planning and provide live entertainment. This approach creates a smoother experience, clearer communication, and a more cohesive programme from start to finish.

When one person understands the overall event flow, the audience dynamics, and the on-stage execution, the result feels effortless and natural – even though a great deal of planning happens behind the scenes.

If you’re planning a corporate Christmas party, company dinner and dance, family day, or appreciation event in Singapore, and you’re looking for a corporate event host Singapore companies trust, I’d be happy to help.

I work closely with HR teams, management, and event committees to design programmes that are engaging, inclusive, and aligned with your company culture. Whether you need a confident Singapore emcee, a professional event planner, or a live singer to elevate your event, or all three: I bring experience, energy, and heart to every stage I step on.

If you’d like your next corporate event to feel meaningful, polished, and genuinely enjoyable for your guests, let’s have a conversation. Your event deserves more than just a schedule – it deserves an experience people will remember.

P.S. Here’s a sample list of Christmas Trivia questions you can ask at your next party:

In which country did the Christmas tree tradition begin?

Answer: Germany

What is the name of the red-nosed reindeer?

Answer: Rudolph

In “The Twelve Days of Christmas,” what is given on the 5th day?

Answer: Five golden rings

What beverage is commonly left out for Santa on Christmas Eve?

Answer: Milk

What is Frosty the Snowman’s nose made of?

Answer: A button

What Christmas song starts with “Chestnuts roasting on an open fire”?

Answer: The Christmas Song

What is traditionally hidden inside a Christmas pudding?

Answer: A coin

How many reindeer does Santa traditionally have?

Answer: Nine

In “How the Grinch Stole Christmas,” what is the name of the Grinch’s dog?

Answer: Max

Who were Jesus’ earthly parents?

Answer: Mary and Joseph

Where was Jesus born?

Answer: Bethlehem

What was Jesus laid in after His birth?

Answer: A manger

What popular Christmas carol was originally written as a Thanksgiving song?

Answer: Jingle Bells

What is the Grinch’s colour?

Answer: Green

Which country started the tradition of sending Christmas cards?

Answer: England

Which famous Christmas ballet features the Sugar Plum Fairy?

Answer: The Nutcracker

Which Christmas song includes the lyric “Fall on your knees, O hear the angel voices”?

Answer: O Holy Night

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