Most years, we celebrate Noon Year's Eve at home with the kids instead of 'going out' that evening. However, I know many people will be staying in for the first time years, so I wanted share a few ideas we use to make celebrating at home fun. Obviously this is a family friendly event for us, but I think adults could have fun with a lot of these ideas too!
Floating Lanterns | Star Sparklers | 3 Foot Sparklers | Drink Shimmers {for alcoholic or non alcoholic beverages!} | Champagne Straws | Fairy String Lights | Glow Sticks | Silly String | Balloons | Party Hats | Bubbles | Confetti Cannons | Party Horns | Funfetti Cake Mix | Champagne Flutes | Tall Cake Candles | Light Up Balloons | Balloon Arch
- Bake a cake or cookies
- Light sparklers or lanterns
- Cheers with sparkling cider, milk, or your favorite beverage
- Blow bubbles -- if you're in a cold enough environment they'll freeze!
- Crank up the party music & have a silly string fight
- Paint your nails a sparkly color
- Setup a little photobooth with some 2021 balloons
- Have everyone write down a few of their favorite memories and store them away to open up next New Year's Eve
- Count down from 10 and pop confetti poppers outside
- Light up balloons or glow sticks -- we used to do these in the bathtub when the kids were little, how they like to go into a dark room and play 'Don't Drop the Balloon'
When the kids were little I would get balloons for 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 o'clock and do an activity every hour.
*Don't forget to dig out your most flashy clothes -- a sequin dress or neon t-shirt! & Disco Balls -- all the disco balls! 😍
2020 | 2019 | 2018 | 2017 {Adam's Band Played} | 2016 {the year of no party!} | 2015 | 2011 {a throwback!}
