Practices and customs

Hogmanay has thrown up some curious practices and quaint customs - here are some.

What's The Perfect Hogmanay?

Posted Sat, 2005-12-31 07:37 by Anonymous

It's the last day of the year. Tomorrow is a new year. Thousands of us will take to the streets for a grand celebration. But what do you think the best way is to see the Auld Year out and the Ne'er in?

Hogmanay Karaoke - Auld Lang Syne

Posted Thu, 2005-12-22 00:57 by webmaster

Hogmanay Media Gallery

Posted Sat, 2005-12-03 18:44 by Anonymous

The Hogmanay.net Millennium Mix

Hogmanay FAQs

Posted Wed, 2005-11-30 17:02 by Hogmans Helper

How can I get tickets for the street party in Glasgow and Edinburgh?
What is Hogmanay?
Where did the word for Hogmanay come from?
What are the origins of Hogmanay
How has Hogmanay changed in recent years?
What is the symbolism of fire at Hogmanay?
What is First Footing?
When did the millennium start?
Where is the biggest Hogmanay street party?
How much does Hogmanay cost and who pays for it?
What are the words to Auld Lang Syne?

Hangover Cures

Posted Wed, 2005-11-30 16:48 by Anonymous

It's life's most easily forgotten lesson: boozing begets hangovers. Still, if you've awoken with what feels like a Frankenstein-sized bolt through your head, and a mouth like a gravel pit, then at this stage you need no reminder. No, you'll be looking for some magic fix. Everyone has their own hangover cure, from Alka Seltzer to champagne. Here's some for starters:

Designated Driver

Posted Wed, 2005-11-30 16:42 by Anonymous

Let's face it: being designated driver doesn't just mean driving everyone home. It also carries with it the implied responsibility for everyone's well-being. Anything goes wrong, and it's you that's left carrying the can. The best way to deal with this is to be frightfully scoutish and "be prepared". So anticipate and plan for the worst, and take the steps you can ... or take the bus.

Auld Lang Syne lyrics

Posted Sun, 2005-11-13 07:28 by Anonymous

Auld Lang Syne