A Valentine's Day party is THE BEST way to show your team, supporters, and friends how much you care for them! Here are a few games to make your Valentine's Day party even more fun:
1. Love is a Box of Chocolates 🍫💝
Match each chocolate to its correct flavor—without tasting!
Think you can crack the chocolate code? In this fun game, you'll be given a diagram of an open box of chocolates along with a list of possible flavors.
How to Play:
Create a paper diagram of the box of chocolates and possible flavors and give everyone a sheet.
Pass around the chocolate box or have it open on a table for people to come by and make their guesses. EXAMPLE HERE (will differ based on your box of chocolates)
Participants study the box of chocolates and write down which flavor they think belongs in each spot on their diagram.
Once everyone has made their guesses, reveal the correct answers. The person with the most correct matches wins a small prize.
2. Valentine's Day Icebreaker Questions
Get ready to mix, mingle, and have some fun with this engaging icebreaker game! In the spirit of Valentine's Day, we’ve prepared 14 fun and thoughtful questions designed to spark conversation, laughter, and maybe even a few surprises.
How to Play:
Download the Valentine's Day Icebreaker Questions
Pass out the questions or go around the room and let each person choose a question to answer.
3. The Heartbreaker Clothespin Game
Get ready for a fun and sneaky challenge! The goal of the game is to hold onto your clothespins and steal others while catching others slipping up. Here’s how to play
How to Play:
Each player starts with 4 clothespins.
Provide a list of 10 Forbidden Words —these are words you cannot say during the party.
If you hear someone say a Forbidden Word, call them out and take one of their clothespins!
The person with the most clothespins at the end of the party wins!
Pro Tip: Be mindful of your words and listen closely—you never know when someone might slip up!
Spread The Love!
The best part about these games? They're easy to set up, budget-friendly, and require minimal supplies. These easy-to-play games can be adapted for any crowd—whether you’re hosting a formal office party or donor happy hour.