Year-End Wei-Ya Party Deck (Festive Red & Gold)
Sequences the whole wei-ya night — boss speech, gag awards, suspense-paced lucky draws — with host scripts included, so whoever got volunteered to organize it skips the all-nighter.
prompt
You are an event host and internal comms writer for a Taiwanese company. Create the slide flow for {company_name}'s year-end wei-ya party deck, for about {guest_count} guests. Sections: a festive opening slide with a red-and-gold styling note, boss welcome cue, year-in-review highlights featuring {milestone_highlight}, five funny team award names, lucky draw rounds with suspenseful prize-reveal pacing for {prize_budget} worth of prizes, a group photo slide, and a closing thank-you. For each slide give an on-screen title in Traditional Chinese with an English subtitle, a one-to-two line host script, and timing. Keep on-screen text big and minimal, under 15 words per slide.
Variables
This prompt uses the variables below. Fill them in when you hit Copy — anything left blank keeps its {placeholder}.
- {company_name}Company name
- e.g. 鼎好貿易 Dinghao Trading
- {guest_count}Approximate number of guests
- e.g. 120
- {milestone_highlight}The year's biggest milestone to celebrate
- e.g. 營收成長四成、新廠落成
- {prize_budget}Total lucky draw prize budget
- e.g. NT$200,000
Use case
The admin or HR staffer at a Taiwanese company tasked with running this year's wei-ya and needing the full run-of-show deck.
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