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Valentines Party Games
These Valentines Party Games, are filled with sweet treats for your party guests. Add goody bags filled with themed pencils, erasers and other Dollar Store trinkets and this Valentines party will be an affordable hit!
Valentine's Bingo Game
Follow this link to a really cool Valentine's Bingo Game. Print the cards then refresh them to get a whole new random set each time.
You will need: - Bags of conversation hearts, red hots, kisses, or any other candy that can be used as markers.
- Plenty of printed Bingo cards you'll find at the above link.
Liven up the game by printing your cards on red, pink and purple cardstock.
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Heart Tower
See who can build the tallest heart tower before the time runs out. You Will Need: - Conversation Hearts - Buy at least one bag for every two guests. More if the kids are older.
- Some kind of timer. 30-45 seconds should do it.
- Two at a time, on GO, players build a heart tower.
- At the end of the allotted time count the hearts to see who has built the tallest tower.
Make sure you count fast before the towers fall over. :)
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Pin the Kiss on Ms. Valentine
A fun, and funny take on Pin the Tail on the Donkey; Pin the Kiss on Ms. Valentine will cost next to nothing to make but will give your party guests lots of fun giggles.
You Will Need:- A white or pink poster board
- Some red construction paper (We just purchased another poster board in red)
- Various craft supplies. Markers, crayons, yarn for hair, wiggly eyes and even cheap false eyelashes. Use anything you can think of to make Ms. Valentine beautiful and kissable.
- A blindfold
- Masking tape
- Draw a giant heart on your pink or white poster board. This is Ms. Valentine's head.
- Use your craft supplies to give Ms. Valentine hair, eyes and rosy cheeks.
- Cut several pairs of lips out of the red construction paper and write each guests name on a pair.
- Roll a piece of masking tape and stick it to the back of each set of lips.
- One at a time, blindfold each guest and let them take turns "pinning" their set of lips on Ms. Valentine.
The player that comes closest to the correct spot on her face wins. To make this game more fun cut the lips in different shapes. Make some smiley, pouty, kissy, even frowning. Top
Valentine Cake Walk
This variation of a traditional cake walk is surprisingly fun for teens as well as little kids. The secret to lots of enthusiasm for this as a party game is the prizes. Use small goody bags or trinket type prizes instead of full blown cakes and desserts.
You will need:- Several poster boards in pink and red.
- Music you can start and stop
- An assortment of prizes
- Divide the poster boards in quarters and cut a heart from each piece. This will give you four hearts for each poster board.
- Number each heart. Try to make about 3 or 4 more than the number of quests you expect.
- Use masking tape to stick the hearts to the floor in a circle. Make sure they can be stepped on without coming up or moving.
- Number slips of paper equal to the number of hearts on the floor and put them in a container that you can shake and draw from. A shoebox is good for this.
Have each player stand on a heart then start the music. Players march around the circle until the music stops. Everyone should be standing on a heart. Draw a number from your box. The player standing on that heart wins a prize. Do this several times throughout the party to give everyone lots of chances to win.
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Steal My Heart
Easy Valentines party game. Lots of fun. You will need: - Bowl of conversation Hearts Candy
- Two sets of chopsticks
- A timer
Play two at a time. Time each round 30-45 seconds depending on the age of your guests. On GO each player uses their chopsticks to take as many hearts out of the bowl as they can placing them in front of them. At the end of the round the player with the most hearts wins.
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Valentines Day Candy Toss
You will need: - A posterboard (red or pink)
- An assortment of candies so that each players has three of the same kind. One player uses candy hearts, one red hots, one chocolate kisses, and so on.
- Draw three hearts on your poster board, largest to smallest so it looks like a heart-shaped bullseye.
- Give each circle a different point value.
- One at a time each player tosses their candies onto the bullseye trying to come as close to the center as possible.
- Add up points according to where their candies land.
The player with the highest score after each round wins a prize. This Valentines party game is good for having 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners.
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