[For Women] Recommended Party Entertainment, Games, and Performances
There are times when you’re asked to put on a performance or plan some entertainment for a wedding, a company dinner, or year-end and New Year parties—and it can be hard to figure out what to do.
Maybe you’ve ended up doing it alone with no one to consult, or you’re just not comfortable performing in front of people to begin with.
In this article, we’ll introduce plenty of classic and recommended ideas for entertainment, dances, and skits especially for women dealing with these worries.
Choose something that feels manageable for you, based on the number of participants and the members attending.
If you set aside your embarrassment and give it your all, you’re sure to liven up the event!
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singing with self-accompaniment
A classic occasion that calls for entertainment is a wedding.
Among them, when a cherished female friend gets married, it’s a rare and truly special time.
Because your friend is important, if you’re asked to provide entertainment for such a memorable moment, they’ll be expecting the best possible performance.
If you can play the piano, a simple sing-and-play rendition can be moving.
As a song to dedicate to a dear friend, Kiroro’s “Best Friend” is highly recommended!
Illusion Dance
How about this “illusion dance” when you want to perform a totally new kind of dance as entertainment? The video shows four people, but it should work the same with any even number.
The key is the costume: tights that are white on one half of the body and black on the other.
Using these outfits, you synchronize the movements so that the white parts move the same way and the black parts move the same way.
Check out the video and try brainstorming different ideas!
Balloon Popping Treasure Hunt Game
At parties and other gatherings with lots of people, you want everyone to have fun, right? This “Pop a Balloon to Win a Prize” game can accommodate about 10 to 50 participants.
The rules are simple, so everyone from children to seniors can join in.
Preparation is easy: inflate balloons beforehand, and place a few slips of paper marked as winners inside some of them.
Scatter the balloons on the floor, and have participants pop them using their feet or other means.
Anyone who finds a winning slip gets a prize! It’s thrilling for those who are nervous about popping balloons, too.
P.A.R.T.Y. ~Universe Festival~DA PUMP
When it comes to classic party entertainment, the first thing that comes to mind is dancing! But for those who aren’t used to dancing, there are lots of things to worry about, like what choreography to do.
In times like that, DA PUMP’s “P.A.R.T.Y.
~Universe Festival~” is highly recommended.
The actual members of DA PUMP serve as models to boost your excitement, and there’s even an easy-to-follow mirrored version.
Let’s enjoy the party to a fun Eurobeat rhythm!
Vaguely Remembered Drawing Showdown
Here’s a recommended party game for those who are good at illustration or drawing.
In this fuzzy-memory drawing showdown, participants draw the prompt without looking at a reference.
Since many people can join, it might be fun to have the bride and groom at a wedding or company supervisors take part and compete.
The drawings themselves will get laughs, but a skilled MC who can keep the energy up while people are drawing is also essential.
Team up with a few people to create this segment!
wotagei
Let’s light up the venue with wotagei! Waving colorful glow sticks to anime and idol songs might feel a bit embarrassing, but going all in on the performance is sure to be a hit at any party.
Even if you’re not good at dancing, you’re fine as long as you master how to handle the glow sticks! With practice, anyone can enjoy it—that’s part of the charm.
Do it with a big group and you’ll feel a great sense of unity, making wonderful memories for sure.
Shake off the embarrassment and dance your heart out!
Buruzon Chiemi
Performances in the style of Buruzon Chiemi are still super popular as entertainment for women! If you add some sketch-comedy elements, you can hype up the crowd without it feeling old-fashioned.
Jokes that weave in company hierarchy are sure to resonate with everyone! It might be great to have the newcomers take center stage while the veteran employees support them.
Nail the look with a costume inspired by Buruzon Chiemi and put care into the makeup, and you’re all set! If you go in with confidence, it will definitely become a memorable and fantastic act.
In conclusion
We’ve introduced a wide range of ideas, from things you can do solo to activities for large groups—did you find something you’d like to try? If you’re not comfortable performing in front of others or feel uneasy doing something alone, we recommend doing it together with people around you.
Some of the acts take a bit of courage, but pick the one that makes you think, “This is it!” and give it a try!