Among the holidays, which, despite their Soviet origin, are celebrated with pleasure even now, is Defender of the Fatherland Day (in common parlance on February 23). Why this date and who celebrates the holiday on February 23? A short historical digression. Since 1922, this date is officially considered the Day of the Red Army, and since 1946 on February 23 - the Day of the Soviet Army and Navy, which was celebrated as a universal holiday. Now this date is celebrated as Fatherland Defender's Day, and all women gladly congratulate their dear men - husbands, sons, brothers, fathers, colleagues, friends, first of all, of course, servicemen, as well as those who have already retired , and those who only have to learn all the hardships of military service. Naturally, the question arises, how fun to celebrate on February 23?
How fun to celebrate on February 23 with friends?
There can be many options for the celebration, it all depends on what the company is going to be. For example, the most traditional option for employees of one work collective is a festive feast after working in a nearby cafe or a small corporate with subsequent delivery of small memorable gifts. If you are just a friendly company of young people, then an excellent option to spend this day, for example, on the paintball court. The skating rink is also a great place to celebrate the Day of February 23rd.
Where and how can I mark the 23rd of February? The simplest, but quite acceptable option - a trip to a nightclub or a disco. You can arrange a fun "water war" in the water park or a small quest, in the finale of which each participant will expect a surprise gift. And really quite "friendly" option (though, if weather conditions allow) - shish kebabs on the nature. Well, what could be better than an active pastime in the open air in a cheerful company of friends?