What your Hogmanay plans say about how your 2018 will go

So it's almost time to don your party shoes, grab the prosecco and bring in the new year once again, and BOY are we glad that 2017 is coming to a close.

With only two days to go until the big night, you may have made extensive plans already, or your only plan might be to just wing it and see where the night takes you. Either way, here's a lil insight into how your 2018 will turn out based on how basic or extravagant your New Year's Eve plans are.

All night party

An all night party is certainly the dream, and be it one you're hosting, or one your're attending (fashionably late, of course) you're hoping it'll be THE event of the year. Unfortunately as soon as that first bucky buzz wears off, that 5am bedtime is looking less and less likely. For 2018 this doesn't bode well, you'll be off to a flying start but come ILW you'll be needing more than a few VK's to get your energy back up and get your pizzazz back.

Hogmanay Street Party

Honestly out of all the ways to spend New Year's Eve you chose the most BASIC. For an overpriced ticket, you get to experience the vibes, sure, and also freeze to death in sub-zero Edinburgh temperatures getting shoved around by drunk tourists because locals aren't stupid enough to spend precious booze money on a ticket where you can only take 500 ml of alcohol in.

Happy new year…right what do we do now?

Hopefully your 2018 will be less basic than this but you'll probably be spending every Monday at Why Not, ensuring that all of your Tinder pictures will be club photos from the LED room. Sorry pal 2018 doesn't look great for you.

Street Party and Concert

So you've paid extra (60 dolla bills) to get down into Princes Street Gardens to try and get a half decent spot to watch the *much anticipated* headliners of this year's Hogmanay, Rag and Bone Man, with support from Nina Nesbitt, and Declan Mckenna, while also trying to crane your neck to see the fireworks over the castle.

Fair it'll be a great show, the past few years' Hogmanay concerts are testament to that, but still… £60?!

Think how many bottles of cheap bubbly you could get for that – I mean they're not quite Liam Gallagher are they.

2018 for you might actually be alright. Self-professed music fanatic as you style yourself, you'll soon have a number of gigs lined up, however they'll still be edging into basic territory because why would you spend 60 squids on one event that's finished by 1am?

Club Night

Club nights are the bread and butter of the student experience. How did you meet your best friend? Drunk at Creme Soda raving about the free sweets. How did you meet your ex? Drunk at Rascals when he ordered you a £1.50 drink. Ever meet some randomers and had the best night of your life then never saw them again? Big cheese, of course.

Basically if you've rounded up a group of your mates and got tickets to a club night, you're probably going to have a decent night.

Here's hoping 2018 isn't as depressing as 2017

Classic Amelia and Johnty your 2018 will be full of going out and booking the biggest table packages for all your dearest friends. Well you know what, I salute you. hope 2018 is the best year of partying you will ever have.

A quiet one at home

Crack out the leftover prosecco and gin from Christmas, heck even buy yourself some more. You're at home so if you're having a relatively chilled one, watching the fireworks on the news and then Jools Holland's Hootenanny for the rest of the night, you can get as drunk as you want because a) unlimited snacks (remember to stock up!) b) you can wear pyjamas and no makeup, so as chill and free as can be and c) you don't have to worry about waking up in some strange place as you're in your cosy house, and your mum can put you to bed if you pass out on the sofa at 3am.

Happy new year is a bottle of wine and doing facemasks over facetime

2018 for you will be chill, relaxed and easy going, but always ready to party or drink wine with your best pals. You may not be the one splashing out on £80 bottles in the club, but you'll be the one who's always ready for a little house party with a bottle from Tesco for about £7 and still have a great night.

Party Hopping

Party hoppers are the ones who let the night take them wherever the booze is. You're the ones who'll make the memories when you end up in a ket den in Fountainbridge, and then end up hopping across to a party in the next building because their disco lights looked cool.

Fun doesn't have to be expensive or planned, and as part of the Hogmanay spirit(s) thats running in your veins, you'll judge the success of your night by the friends you make along the journey.

We were attracted to the pretty lights

Your 2018 will be a wild, spontaneous one. YOU DO YOU. Try new things and see where life takes you (how cheesy). How about letting life take you right into the government and changing this sorry state of affairs once and for all? Now wouldn't that make for a great 2018.

However you spend your New Years, leave the bad shit in 2017 and move forwards with whatever cheesy new years resolution is gonna make you feel good and motivated. And hey if you start 2018 in bed with that hot guy you kissed at midnight then you are doing brilliantly.