10 Steps To An Amazing New Years Eve
Whether you are attending or hosting a house party, or going to a bar or nightclub - follow these simple steps to ensure that you have an amazing and unforgettable New Year's Eve!
1. Plan ahead and be selective over what you choose to do
New Year's Eve can be a big deal and your approach to this night can set the standard for the rest of the year, so be selective and don't be afraid to say no.
2. Approach the evening with low expectations
New Year's Eve often feels over-rated, as does the pressure to have a good time. Start the night with low expectations, that way things can only get better, right?
3. When out, avoid the couple having an argument in public
4. .. and the girl crying about her boyfriend / ex-boyfriend
The holidays can be stressful, making tensions high - especially when fuel by alcohol. Try to avoid thinking about how you've failed in every aspect of your life, how attractive your exs new partner is, or the fact your cat has a better social life than you.. take it from me, it's NYE and no-one cares.
5. If you're single, make a mental list of people not to cop off with
A mental list probably won't help by 2am (after one too many Jager Bombs!) but it's the thought that counts - or is that just at Christmas?
6. ..and as midnight approaches stand near someone attractive
Everyone's drunk, inhibition are lowered, if you can't pull THAT guy now then you may as well make buying a s*** load of cats your New Years resolution.
7. Avoid wearing your new Christmas jacket or handbag
If you don't lose it or throw up on it, then someone else definitely will.
8. Pace yourself and don't get too drunk
The only thing more embarrassing than having an argument in public is spending the night throwing up in the toilets, trust me.
9. Keep you eye on the time
If you miss the midnight countdown, potential kiss and drunken brawl of "Auld Lang Syne" then you've just paid £20 admission to go on a night out which would usually be free.
Congratulations, idiot.
10. Try to enjoy yourself
Enjoy x
1. Plan ahead and be selective over what you choose to do
New Year's Eve can be a big deal and your approach to this night can set the standard for the rest of the year, so be selective and don't be afraid to say no.
2. Approach the evening with low expectations
New Year's Eve often feels over-rated, as does the pressure to have a good time. Start the night with low expectations, that way things can only get better, right?
3. When out, avoid the couple having an argument in public
4. .. and the girl crying about her boyfriend / ex-boyfriend
The holidays can be stressful, making tensions high - especially when fuel by alcohol. Try to avoid thinking about how you've failed in every aspect of your life, how attractive your exs new partner is, or the fact your cat has a better social life than you.. take it from me, it's NYE and no-one cares.
5. If you're single, make a mental list of people not to cop off with
A mental list probably won't help by 2am (after one too many Jager Bombs!) but it's the thought that counts - or is that just at Christmas?
6. ..and as midnight approaches stand near someone attractive
Everyone's drunk, inhibition are lowered, if you can't pull THAT guy now then you may as well make buying a s*** load of cats your New Years resolution.
7. Avoid wearing your new Christmas jacket or handbag
If you don't lose it or throw up on it, then someone else definitely will.
8. Pace yourself and don't get too drunk
The only thing more embarrassing than having an argument in public is spending the night throwing up in the toilets, trust me.
9. Keep you eye on the time
If you miss the midnight countdown, potential kiss and drunken brawl of "Auld Lang Syne" then you've just paid £20 admission to go on a night out which would usually be free.
Congratulations, idiot.
10. Try to enjoy yourself
Enjoy x
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