The New Year Party-With Kids & Happy New Year -2020- Enjoy the Party.

Happy New Year, to you-Grandma.

I wish you a bright New Year and just like every year.

You have brightened in my life.

Thank you, A Kid says with cheers.

Years come and pass but what it takes to make them worthwhile is someone’s unconditional love and wonderful memories. 

In Shinningyou I will Share You-Tips For Organizing New Year Party-With Kids.

You have given me all of these love and much more ……. and I know there will be more to come from you every year …..

“We must always change, renew, rejuvenate ourselves; otherwise, we harden.”

-Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Happy New Year:

Wishing a very Happy New Year to the one who adds sunshine to our family and loves you all.

A family like ours lights up every year with happiness and joy with cheers! And I am lucky to be a part of this!

Happy New Year.

Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
-Alfred, Lord Tennyson, 1850

New Year’s Eve is celebrated on December 31, the last day of the year.

New Year is the time to say “Good-Bye” to the year gone-by leaving different memories.

And say “Hello and welcome” to the year ahead with lots of hope and joy with the wonderful journey.

It is celebrated all over the world irrespective of the country, culture, and religion.

In many countries, people gather on the road, celebrate and countdown until it is 12:00 o’clock at night to welcome the New Year.

This party idea countdown is all about ringing in the good times with the kiddos.

So why should adults have all the fun?

This year, plan a great New Year’s Eve party for the little ones too!

Of course, if the kids can’t stay up till 12, that’s perfectly okay, just have the party for 12 noon!!

Yes, it’s the holiday season and we’ve already spent a bomb on gifts.

So you might be wondering how to make this possible.

And the way we’ve found point towards these DIY New Year’s Eve Party Ideas for Kids – featuring food, decor and more! Enjoy …..

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17 Tips For Organising The[ Perfect] New Year Party- With Kids:-

1.Think of the location:

Before you can start planning the party, you will need to think of a location to have it in.

You’ll need to find a space that you can easily access and that has enough space for everyone you’re thinking of inviting.

• You can host the party at your home. This can help cut down on costs.
• Try asking a friend to co-host the party in their home if they have space.

2.New Year Invitation:

Planning any celebration begins with inviting friends and families to make your party a success.

Make sure to invite people much before the due date.

As you may end up knowing that they have already committed to some other plan.

Using your creativity you may design the invitation all by yourself.

You might like sending online invitations.

3.New Year Decorations:

 

• You may place some floating candles as well in a big container/bowl.
• Long-stemmed flowers/bouquets can be placed as centerpieces on dinner tables and used to decorate the entrance or stage.
• You may want to use props like floral Pom-Poms, Bubble Wrap Runner, Shimmering Streamers and Party Banner as well.
• Hang a large cardboard horseshoe on the door.
• Horseshoes mean good luck, but they must be hung the right way (i.e. like a cup) or the luck will fall out.

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4.New Year Party Games:

Full Party mood can be set by introducing some exciting and amusing games in between the dancing.

Make sure that you involve all your guests in the party games you play.

There are lots of games but the famous New Year game is ‘The Resolution Game’!

If the game is being played in a small group where all guests know each other, here is how it can be played –

Everybody writes their New Year’s resolution on a sheet of paper and drops in the Resolution box.

One by one each guest will be asked to pick up one of the chits and guess who wrote the resolution they picked.

If they guess it right, they get chocolate or a prize.

You may like to try your own creative ways of playing it with your guests

New Year parties are a great way to bring old and new friends together for some great fun time.

With some creativity and enthusiasm, you can surely make your New Year celebrations more exciting for everyone.

Celebrate With

Balloon Drop-

Maybe you can’t have a ball drop in your home, but you can have a bunch of balloons drop as you ring in the New Year.

Use a balloon drop kit, or make your own by filling some netting or a plastic tablecloth with inflated balloons.

Tape the balloon-filled net to the ceiling in the party room and release them when guests reach the end of their midnight countdown.

Balloon Wishes

Another fun idea using balloons is to have each child write a resolution or wish for the New Year on a piece of paper.

Have them each folds their paper and places it inside a balloon.

Then fill the balloons with helium, tie them with ribbon, and have the kids release them into the air as the clock strikes 12.

5.Think of when you want guests to arrive and leave:

You’ll need to consider when you want your guests to begin arriving and when they should expect the party to end.

• If your guests are staying late, you should be prepared to offer them a bed or someplace to sleep.

6.Plan the party for everyone:

Ideally, your party will have something for everyone.

It’s important to think of all the ages, tastes, and preferences of your guests when planning your party.

7.Party Food:

• Think about what kinds of food your guests might like.
• Your guests may not have the same tastes. The party, you will want to consider how you are going to handle food and drink.

You may choose to offer all the food and drinks for your guests or ask them to bring something to share.

Whichever option you go with, knowing what to expect in regards to refreshments can help make your party a success.

• If you want to provide all the food and drink yourself, think about which items your guests might prefer.
• It can help cut down on costs if you ask your guests to bring something to pass.
• 

Snacks and finger food is the best way to keep most of your guests satisfied, especially if you expect a large group of people coming different hours.

Bruschetta, Gingered Nuts, Bacon-Wrapped Potatoes, Marinated Olives, Fried Mozzarella.

And  Prosciutto Crisps, Cheese Truffles, Pizza Sticks and Mini Cupcakes are some ideas of easy-to-pick-up foods and the perfect way to start a party.

8.Provide tableware:

Providing things like plates, cups, napkins, and silverware is just as important as providing the food and drink itself.

• You might want to buy paper or plastic tableware. However, these can make the party more costly.
• Make sure you have napkins or paper towels handy.
• It can be helpful to have a trashcan out for everyone to use.

 9. Kid-friendly Mocktails:

For many people, a New Year’s Eve party isn’t complete without some kind of alcohol.

But here are some awesome kid-friendly alternatives at Modern Parents Messy Kids!

The ideas are really simple to implement and the kids are sure to love all the colors!

10.Plan out activities:

It can be a good idea to tell your guests what they can expect to be doing during the party.

• Your party might feature a fun competition. For example, the best-dressed guest could win a prize.
• Tell your guests what activities they can expect in the invitations.

11.Have a way to watch the ball drop:

A big part of New Year’s Eve celebrations is watching the ball drop at midnight.

It can be a good idea to have some way for your guests to watch the ball as it descends at midnight.

You might try using some of these methods to bring the ball drop to your guests:

• Make sure you subscribe to a television channel that covers the event.
• You can find live streaming coverage of the ball drop online.

12.Play some music:

Think about what kind of music you and your guests might want to listen to and build a great playlist for the party.

 13.Dance Party:

Make ample space for the guests to dance and have a good time.

You can also download party music playlists and play them all-night-long.

It’s best to prepare a playlist so that you can also enjoy the dance floor instead of just looking for what song to play next.

Also, select countdown music for welcoming the New Year with a blast!

14. Make sure everyone is engaged:

The point of a party is to celebrate.

This can help make them feel welcome and included in the celebration.

Always keep an eye on guests to make sure they are having the best time possible.

Plan fun group activities.

For example, you might build a photo booth or offer some games for people to play.

If someone looks alone or bored, bring them into a conversation or start one up with them.

Introduce new people to one another.

15. Mock Countdown:

If the kids at your celebration are too young to stay up until midnight, you can have a mock countdown at a more suitable time.

Simply change the clocks so that they will strike 12 when it is actually only 8 or 9 p.m.

This is a great way for kids to be a part of the celebration but still get to bed on time

 The focus of the evening will be on the countdown to midnight and the new year.

• Feel free to make up your own traditions for the countdown.

16.New Year’s Countdown Cake:

Have kids help paint the numbers on the cookies for this cake, then take one off and eat it for every hour that passes.

At midnight, it’s finally time to cut and enjoy the rest of the cake!

17.Wrap things up:

Once your guests have enjoyed ringing in the New Year with you, it’s time to bring the party to a close.

Make sure your guests all have a safe way home or are comfortable with the accommodations that you have provided.

You may also want to clean up a bit while the party is coming to a close.

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• • Before going to bed, it’s a good idea to make sure that all the leftover food and drink are put away.
  • You may also want to put all the trash in a bin or bag.

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