For some, New Year’s Eve is just another night to get through, during which, purely as a coincidence, the calendar turns to new numbers. To which you are oblivious during the course of January and still write the date as if it was the year before. Been there, done that many times. To others, celebrating New Year’s has huge importance - saying goodbye to another year is, in itself, a very poetic thing to do. However, no matter which group you belong to, there’s always the question of what to do on New Year’s Eve. Even if you don’t celebrate it, you won’t be able to sleep with all the fireworks and rowdy party-goers.
You know, there are actually tons of things to do on New Year’s Eve, and we’ve compiled most of them in this nifty little list. One of them would be to reflect on the lessons from the last year - it’s not always pleasant, but so very worth it. Then, a big hit in the parade is making resolutions for the upcoming year. However, if you’re not the self-reflective type, there are loads of other fun things to do on New Year’s Eve, too! For instance, you could travel to another country to celebrate it (or celebrate it twice!), or you could spend the day exploring or making your own New Year’s decorations. And these are just a couple of examples of cool things to do!
But for more, you’ll have to scroll on down below and check out our list of how to make your New Year’s celebration one you won’t forget the moment the calendar flips to the next one. Once you read our suggestions, be sure to vote for the ones you’ve liked the most. And lastly, have the most wonderful New Year’s Eve!
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Try A New Recipe
Have Outdoor Celebration If It Is Possible
Spending time outdoors is good for your health, so make a plan with your friends to meet and have a nice walk in the park.
Print And Frame Your Favorite Photos From The Previous Year
Spend The Day Exploring
You can go hiking, skiing, etc. It will be a great way to start the new year.
Open Expensive Bottle Of Champagne
Why not treat yourself to a pricey bottle of champagne instead of your typical sparkling wine on such a special occasion?
Have "Me Time"
Make some time for yourself. Alternatively, spending the last few days of the year alone isn't always a bad idea.
I thought making time for yourself and being alone were the same thing…🤔
Find The Lessons In The Passing Year
Review the challenges that you have faced this year and what they taught you.
Simply Sit Down In Front Of The Television With A Cup Of Tea, A Takeaway, And Your Favorite People To Watch The Countdown
Make Resolutions For Upcoming Year
Smaller goals will be much easier to maintain than the broad ones you may have set in the past. Once you've decided what you want to accomplish, list the precise steps you need to follow to get there. Then, prepare for any potential speed humps.
Gather All Memories From The Year
It's nice to relive memories in a physical way, whether you create a scrapbook of the previous year or another theme.
Look Your Fears In The Eye
Face your fear of flying, your anxiety about large people, or something else different. New Year’s Eve is a perfect time for it, leave this fear in the passing year.
I am very sorry, but “anxiety about large people “ just sounds funny. If you suffer from Gigantopersonophobia, I apologize.
Kiss A Special Someone At Midnight
Make it a point to kiss someone just before the clock strikes midnight if you do go out to a party or on a date.
Every Time A Different Country Celebrates The New Year, Raise A Glass To Them
Making a toast that highlights all the year's accomplishments and amusing failures, as well as remembering to thank your loved ones, may be a fantastic addition to the evening, especially if you are hosting the party.
Think you would be very drunk by mid day and asleep before 12am on the 31st if you did this
Make A Vision Board
Vision Board keeps popping up on BP. What is a Vision Board? Why is BP promoting it? So many questions…
Walk Around The Area With A Suitcase
It's a tradition in some Latin American cultures to walk around with an empty suitcase on New Year's Eve. It will manifest travel in the following year.
Watch Harry Potter
That barbecue chicken in a glass of milk has my mouth WATERING!
Getaway To A Hotel For A Romantic Evening
By taking a brief getaway, you can celebrate New Year's Eve in a distinctive way.
Not in Ireland unless you have €100s to spare for a booking on that night
Give A Stranger A Gift And Spread Some Love
🤣😂 walking up to a stranger in Dublin and handing them a wrapped present, Bomb squad be called in 🙈
Make Your Goals Real
Think about the coming year in your meditations. Break down your goals it will help you to achieve the, faster.
At Midnight, Make Some Noise
In addition to being enjoyable, it can also be strangely cathartic. Who knows what wonderful things you might draw towards yourself by welcoming the new year with some noise and energy.
I stay at my mum and dad's house. Curl up on a comfy chair with a good book, drinking Ruby Port. Sod going to a party or being sociable.
I just wanted to ask why reading a book wasn’t an answer. Glad to know that I’m not the only one.
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I'm probably weird but New Years Eve has always been my least favorite holiday. It's freezing cold (at least everywhere I've lived), the expectations are ridiculously high, it makes zero sense from a seasonal perspective, and it's mostly celebrated by being drunk and loud (in the US). I think I might be whatever the New Years Eve version of the Grinch is. I'm sure I'd feel a bit different if I got to fly somewhere tropical.
For many years, our tradition was to watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Stopped doing that when my mom passed three years ago.
I stay at my mum and dad's house. Curl up on a comfy chair with a good book, drinking Ruby Port. Sod going to a party or being sociable.
I just wanted to ask why reading a book wasn’t an answer. Glad to know that I’m not the only one.
Load More Replies... I'm probably weird but New Years Eve has always been my least favorite holiday. It's freezing cold (at least everywhere I've lived), the expectations are ridiculously high, it makes zero sense from a seasonal perspective, and it's mostly celebrated by being drunk and loud (in the US). I think I might be whatever the New Years Eve version of the Grinch is. I'm sure I'd feel a bit different if I got to fly somewhere tropical.
For many years, our tradition was to watch "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Stopped doing that when my mom passed three years ago.
