How to Celebrate a Birthday in Winter?

For mil­lions of peo­ple, a com­plete­ly non-idle ques­tion is rel­e­vant: how to cel­e­brate a birth­day in win­ter? If this cel­e­bra­tion falls in Novem­ber — ear­ly March, then you need to clear­ly fig­ure out how to cel­e­brate it for adults and chil­dren. An equal­ly impor­tant nuance is how to cre­ative­ly cel­e­brate at home or on the street.

It is this moment that you need to pay spe­cial atten­tion to. For adults, and even a large part of teenagers, a dance par­ty is suit­able. But for chil­dren under 9 years old and for the elder­ly, some­thing more calm and cre­at­ing har­mo­ny is need­ed. Some of the games can be played out­doors if the dance for­mat is cho­sen. A good mea­sured alter­na­tive would be a culi­nary par­ty.

Vari­ants of her leit­mo­tifs:

• com­pe­ti­tions for the orig­i­nal­i­ty of dish­es;
• cook­ing speed com­pe­ti­tions;
• com­pe­ti­tions with recog­ni­tion of prod­ucts and dish­es.

But there are two draw­backs — you will have to care­ful­ly con­sid­er the end of the par­ty, and the con­cept must be liked by all par­tic­i­pants. A more uni­ver­sal idea with a pho­to shoot. There are two options here: hire a pro­fes­sion­al pho­tog­ra­ph­er, or show your imag­i­na­tion your­self. You can also con­sid­er com­plete­ly orig­i­nal pro­pos­als:

• draw­ing mas­ter class;
• ski slope;
• a resort in a warm coun­try;
• cruise;
• quest game.

In almost every set­tle­ment or near it there is a tourist base. At most, it is locat­ed in the same or neigh­bor­ing region of the region (krai). Out­door enthu­si­asts can enjoy there:

• snow­mo­bil­ing;
• walks in the snow-cov­ered for­est;
• down­hill ski­ing.

And when you get tired of rid­ing and mov­ing, or it just starts to get dark, you can always move to a cafe — they will def­i­nite­ly be at such bases. If there is no desire to go far out­side the city, then almost every­where you can again find ice rinks. They are fun to play in, no mat­ter the ather. Lovers of romance will be inspired by the idea of ​​horse­back rid­ing.

Those who can­not imag­ine life with­out extreme adven­tures will sure­ly be delight­ed with sky­div­ing. But here it is already nec­es­sary that the hero of the day real­ly burns with such a desire, but if this is just an episod­ic hob­by, it is point­less to offer it. A more calm and mea­sured thing is a win­ter street pho­to ses­sion. True, it is appro­pri­ate only on rel­a­tive­ly warm wind­less days. In bad ather, even ardent lovers of pho­tog­ra­phy are unlike­ly to agree to it.

Anoth­er orig­i­nal way to cel­e­brate a birth­day in win­ter is fish­ing. Many of those who do not under­stand those who are fond of it sim­ply have not tried it. In the end, at least there will be some­thing to remem­ber. Atten­tion: do not for­get about ele­men­tary safe­ty pre­cau­tions.

Oth­er forms of active leisure are rec­om­mend­ed:

• Nordic walk­ing;
• snow­ball fight;
• draw­ing on a snowy sur­face;
• build­ing a snow fortress (a hob­by that will delight even the most seri­ous and respectable peo­ple);
• an ama­teur hock­ey match (or a vis­it to a pro­fes­sion­al match, if it turned out so ll);
• tub­ing;
• descent from the hill (unde­served­ly rel­e­gat­ed to the shade in our days);
• a pic­nic by the fire (they do every­thing them­selves — they pre­pare fuel, cook food, make a fire — that’s the beau­ty of it).

Spend­ing a birth­day in a restau­rant seems like a banal thing. But after all, you can choose an orig­i­nal insti­tu­tion where it is easy to get acquaint­ed with a new cui­sine for your­self, with unusu­al tra­di­tions. And you can go to the enter­tain­ment cen­ter with bowl­ing, karaoke and so on. Of course, for many they are ll known, but that’s why they are no less attrac­tive. And for chil­dren and young peo­ple, this may even be the first expe­ri­ence in life.

In almost any major city, you can cel­e­brate a win­ter birth­day in a water park or a dol­phi­nar­i­um. A great excuse to for­get about the cold for a few hours! If the cold is not too scary, you can com­bine the “warm” and “frosty” parts. We are talk­ing about rent­ing a coun­try house.

At home, you can cel­e­brate at least as ll. The fact is that there are no restric­tions on dec­o­rat­ing and dec­o­rat­ing rooms. You can eas­i­ly orga­nize a par­ty in the spir­it of:

• pirates of the trop­i­cal seas;
• cow­boys;
• dude;
• con­querors of space;
• brave sailors;
• rail­road work­ers;
• hip­pies (and in any oth­er direc­tion).

If, in gen­er­al, you don’t want to invent any­thing on pur­pose, then you don’t need to! Invite friends home, or hold a cel­e­bra­tion strict­ly with your fam­i­ly — as you like. There is not even much point then in sophis­ti­cat­ed dish­es: maybe only one or two, and even then — not too com­plex in com­po­si­tion. In this case, the main empha­sis is on max­i­mum relax­ation, so that the birth­day peo­ple just do what they want:

• watched TV;
• re play­ing;
• revied favorite films or con­certs and so on.

It is quite qui­et and har­mo­nious option. In addi­tion, you can not dress specif­i­cal­ly accord­ing to the dress code, as they do when going to a club. The feel­ing of max­i­mum free­dom and har­mo­ny is every­thing. But those who are used to spend­ing their leisure time “in a whirl­wind of light” are unlike­ly to refuse a vis­it to a night­club. And that’s a great idea too!

In con­clu­sion, a few more ideas for a “warm” birth­day cel­e­bra­tion:

• vis­it­ing a cin­e­ma or a cir­cus;
• games of check­ers, chess, backgam­mon;
• super­hero par­ty;
• cos­tume ball;
• com­pe­ti­tion in laser tag;
• invi­ta­tion of a pro­fes­sion­al som­me­li­er;
• play­ing “mafia” or “monop­oly”;
• vis­it­ing unusu­al muse­ums (depend­ing on per­son­al bud­get).