Why not spice up your Sims 4 game with these great ideas for custom holidays?
The Sims 4 is one of the most famous simulation games where players can use their imagination and try out all the different things they can do. Because the game can be changed, players can tell their own stories and act out real life. Some, on the other hand, want more opportunities to make the game more exciting and real.
Even though the game has built-in holidays like Winterfest and Spooky Day, players can also make their own holidays to add more depth and realism to their games. Whether players want to celebrate real holidays or make up their own crazy ones, these custom holidays give them the chance to show off their talent and make memories with their virtual families that will last a long time. Let’s start having fun!
The Super Bowl
Traditions:
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Invite Guests
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Watch Sports TV
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Drinking
Put up banners, posters, and flowers around the house to make it look like a Super Bowl party. Dress Sims in the colors of their team and ask guests to wear the colors of their own teams. Set out a range of snacks and drinks, like chips and salsa, hot dogs, sodas, and a beer keg, for game day.
With the High School Years expansion pack, players can join a football team and play their own game by setting up goalposts and throwing footballs in the garden. Hire a performer or DJ to liven up the party and give the Sims a memorable halftime show.
Earth Day
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Thankful Spirit
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Gardening
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Cleaning
Maybe the best way to celebrate Earth Day is to just spend time outside. Sims should go outside, walk, have a picnic, and enjoy everything that nature has to offer. Set up a social event where Sims are invited to plant trees, flowers, fruits, and vegetables around the neighborhood and at community-centered lots.
Players who know how to use The Sims 4 Eco-Lifestyle extra pack can make their Sims do green things like recycling and composting. In Sulani, a beachy world from the Island Living update pack, Sims can clean up their local beaches to celebrate the holiday.
Mother’s Day/Father’s Day
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Thankful Spirit
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Give Gifts
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Give Flowers
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Go On A Vacation or Travel
After the update for babies came out, coders were shocked to see that millions of babies were born in just a few weeks. There are a lot of new parents there! Players can enjoy this holiday with their parent Sims in a number of ways.
Take Mom to a spa for the day or to her favorite place for brunch. Dad might enjoy a backyard barbecue, sports, and do-it-yourself chores. Have the kids make homemade crafts and cards, write thoughtful notes, and connect with their caretakers in a friendly way.
Memorial Day
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Thankful Spirit
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Remembrance
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Tell Stories
Hold a funeral service so that the family can come together and remember their loved ones who have died. Build a cemetery or mausoleum and decorate it with lights and flowers so Sims have a peaceful place to think.
Have Sims get together with their friends and family to talk about the person who died and look at old pictures. This will help them feel better and put an end to their sadness. With the Strangerville game pack, Sims can honor those who have served in the war by setting up a display.
Simdependence Day
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Barbeque
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Water Fun
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Drinking
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Fireworks
During events in San Myshuno, fireworks and sparklers from the shops can be used to set up a fireworks show. With the debug cheat bb.showhiddenobjects, you can also buy fireworks in Build/Buy mode.
Host a cookout outside where Sims can eat all kinds of grilled food. Take part in games and activities outside, like horseshoes and soccer. Enjoy the warm weather by having a water balloon fight, playing in the showers, or swimming in pools. Dress Sims in holiday clothes to show their patriotism and have them raise a glass to show how important freedom and unity are.
Summer Break
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Go On A Vacation Or Travel
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Water Fun
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Sunbathe
Give the Sims a week off from work and school during the summer so they don’t get too tired and can have some fun in the sun. Plan a camping trip with your family to places like Granite Falls or Tartosa for a relaxed day at the beach. Build a summer camp where kids and adults can hang out around campfires, get better at things, and make friends that will last a lifetime.
During the summer vacation, the splash pads near the celebration center lot in San Sequoia or a water park from The Sims 4 Gallery are great places to go.
Chaos Day
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Air Grievances
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Fighting
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Mischief Spirit
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Streaking
This holiday is a lot like the Purge in that Sims can take part by welcoming chaos and making it worse. This day adds a new element of surprise to The Sims 4 and gives players more ways to deal with events that can’t be predicted.
Tell those mean neighbors and cheating ex-partners everything that the Sims have been keeping back for years with their mean and sneaky actions. Pull pranks on friends and family by clogging drains, performing voodoo, and causing trouble at work or school with Sims who become your partners in crime.
Girl’s Night Out/Guy’s Night Out
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Party Spirit
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Drinking
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Music
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Go On A Vacation Or Travel
Just like people, Sims need to take a break from their busy lives and have fun with their friends. Send female Sims to the bar for karaoke night or to the shops for a shopping spree. Bring all the male Sims to their favorite bar or bowling alley for drinks, snacks, and some friendly competition.
Who wouldn’t want to spend a day at the spa? Give massages, mud baths, manicures, and pedicures to all Sims.
Day Of The Arts
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Art And Music Spirit Spacebar Clicker
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Eat Cultural Dishes
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Watch Live Performance
This holiday is a chance to celebrate Sims’ culture by cooking and offering dishes from around the world. Go to art shows and museums to look at paintings and statues and talk about what they mean.
During festivals, Sims in San Myshuno can work together on paintings or busk on the streets. Set up a market where Sims can share and sell the things they’ve made by buying a market table or setting up a store. Go out for a night of singing and dancing to the Sims’ best songs.
Snow Day
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Go Skating
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Go Snowboarding
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Winter Fun
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Polar Bear Plunge
On this holiday, take the day off from work and school to do snow activities like ice skating, snowboarding, snowball fights, making snow angels, and building snowpals.
Make sure to set up a hot drink stand or food stand and give Sims winter clothes so they don’t die of cold. Take the Polar Bear Plunge by jumping into a cold pool, but be careful that this shock to their system doesn’t bring the Grim Reaper to the party.
