Valentine Party Games & Activities

• Make all the ladies stand in a circle and blindfold them. Then the music starts and men start to circle around the ladies' circle. As soon as the music stops, ladies have to reach out for their partner.
• You may also put the chits of the names of all the girls and ladies in the party in a big bowl and then guys will draw one chit and attach it to their sleeve. Then the ladies have to find their pair.
• Choose some proverbs or famous quotes that can be romantic, funny or from movies. Write half of the quote or proverb on one paper and put in the bowl for ladies and other half on the other paper, which is put in the bowl for men. All the guests have to draw one paper from the bowl for them and then find their other half, i.e., the lady or man with the paper with the other half of the quote. Some examples can be:

• Group your guests in lines with alternate man-woman order. Each line should have at least six people. Ask them to pass a toothpick in mouth, an orange under the chin or a dollar between the knees, without using their hands. The line that passes it without letting the object fall maximum number of times will win.
• Hide Valentine themed objects in the room and the team that hunts out the most articles in the allotted time wins. The things can be little hearts, cupid images, heart-shaped key rings, teddy bears and other romantic things.
• Make everyone write down five characteristics about them on a paper. Collect all the papers and read them out to the party. The guests have to guess the person being described. One who has maximum number of right guesses will win.
• 'Truth or Dare' is the best game to discover some secrets of your valentine. All you have to do is assign a number to each of your guests. Then one person can draw a number randomly and ask the question to the person with that number. The person can either tell the truth as the answer of the question or opt to keep quiet and opt for a dare instead that he or she will have to complete for not telling the truth. Some sample questions can be:

• Get a selection of tunes on your CD and ask your guests to guess the lyrics. The person who guesses the correct song ones. Apart from love songs, you can choose songs like "I Will Survive" and "Heartbreak Hotel". Alternatively, you can read a passage from famous love classics and guests have to guess from which classic, it has been taken from. Some popular love classics are "Romeo and Juliet", "Hamlet" and "Othello".
• Ask all your separated friends to bring a photo of their ex and then ask them to do something with it and then give it a funny title like:

• Ask your friends to spell out the name of their ex on the paper and create funny acronyms from them. Those who come up with the maximum and funniest of acronyms will win.
• Ask kids to make Valentine cards and crafts as Valentine gifts for their friends and one with the most creative imagination will get a prize. The options can include candy boxes, heart cutouts and chocolates.
• Attach some small cutout hearts on the end of pipes and rods and ask the guests to throw a ring to capture one of the hearts. The guest, who aims the best and captures most hearts, will be crowned the 'Cupid of the Day' or the 'Venus of the Day'.