50 Galentine’s Game Ideas

Planning the perfect girls’ night? Skip the boring stuff and bring on the fun!

We gathered 50 easy, hilarious game ideas perfect for your Galentine’s Day party.

Get ready to laugh, bond, and celebrate your best friendships.

1. Friendship Trivia Night

A fun trivia game focused on friendship, pop culture, and famous women. Players answer questions individually or in teams. The setup is simple: just print questions and have small prizes ready for the winner.

• Use categories like Rom-Coms and Dating Fails.
• Have scorecards and pencils ready.
• Prize idea: A small box of chocolates.

Pro Tip: Play music between rounds to keep the energy up.

2. Know Your Friends Quiz

Prepare questions about each guest, like favorite food or funniest habit. Everyone writes answers, then the person being guessed reveals the correct one. Points are awarded for correct guesses.

• Keep questions light and positive.
• Have the person being guessed reveal the true answer.
• Use whiteboards for fast answers.

Pro Tip: Give bonus points for guessing someone’s biggest pet peeve.

3. Emoji Movie Guessing

Use emoji sets to represent romantic movies, love songs, or dating phrases. Players must guess the correct answer based only on the emojis shown. This game is fast-paced and fun for a group.

• Print the emoji puzzles beforehand.
• Use popular, well-known movies.
• Set a strict 30-second time limit per puzzle.

Pro Tip: Offer a clue (like the movie genre) if the group gets stuck.

4. Galentine’s Day Bingo

Create bingo cards filled with Valentine-themed words, symbols, or phrases instead of numbers. Call out items randomly, and players mark their cards. The first person to get bingo wins a prize.

• Use phrases like “Chocolate” or “Bestie.”
• Use heart-shaped markers instead of coins.
• Prepare five unique bingo cards.

Pro Tip: The caller should announce the items slowly and clearly for larger groups.

5. Finish the Love Lyric

Play a short clip of a love or breakup song, or read part of a lyric out loud. Players must guess the song title or finish the next line correctly. This works best with popular songs everyone knows.

• Focus on 90s/2000s pop anthems.
• Use a playlist ready to go.
• Award points for both song title and artist.

Pro Tip: If someone misses the lyric, the next person can steal the point.

6. Truth Sip or Spill

Ask lighthearted or personal questions related to dating, friendship, or funny memories. Players must either answer honestly (“spill”) or take a sip of their drink. It’s a great bonding game.

• Prepare 20 questions in advance.
• Use fun mocktails to keep it inclusive.
• Set a rule that no one can skip two turns in a row.

Pro Tip: If a question is too personal, allow the player to pass and pick a new card.

7. Rom-Com Charades

Write down phrases related to romance, dating, or funny rom-com moments. Players act out the phrase without speaking while their team guesses. This game brings energy and laughter to the party.

• Use phrases like “The Meet-Cute.”
• Set a one-minute timer per turn.
• Keep score between teams.

Pro Tip: Make sure the acting area is clear so everyone can see the player.

8. Bestie Pictionary Draw

Players draw friendship or Valentine-themed words while teammates try to guess what they are drawing. No speaking or writing letters is allowed. The fastest correct guesses earn points.

• Use large paper pads and thick markers.
• Words can include “Sleepover” or “Inside Joke.”
• Set a one-minute time limit per drawing.

Pro Tip: If the team cannot guess, the word goes to the opposing team for a steal point.

9. Heart Scavenger Hunt

Hide Valentine-themed clues or objects around the house. Each clue leads to the next location, ending with a prize like candy or small gifts. This game works well for larger groups.

• The final prize should be shareable.
• Make clues simple and rhyming.
• Set a time limit for the whole hunt.

Pro Tip: Before they start, give each team a small bag to collect their found items.

10. Galentine’s This or That

Read out two choices, such as “girls’ night in or night out” or “chocolate or wine.” Players must choose one option quickly. This works as a conversation starter or competitive point-based game.

• Use paddles labeled A and B for fast voting.
• Include silly choices like “Bad Date or No Date.”
• Have players explain their choice briefly.

Pro Tip: If the group is small, everyone who chooses the minority option takes a sip.

11. Match the Celeb Pair

Create a list of celebrity couples or famous friendship duos and separate their names. Players must correctly match each pair. The player with the most correct matches wins a small prize.

• Include famous duos like Thelma and Louise.
• Use a mix of current and classic couples.
• Print the names on separate cards for easy matching.

Pro Tip: To make it harder, include one or two fake names to confuse players.

12. Movie Cliché Sips

Choose a romantic comedy and set simple rules for sipping when a cliché moment happens. Rules could be: sip when they run through an airport or when someone gives a grand speech.

• Use a classic film like *When Harry Met Sally*.
• Write the rules on a large board.
• Use mocktails to keep the game fun and safe.

Pro Tip: Pause the movie every 15 minutes to recap the funniest moments.

13. Guess the Love Language

Present scenarios or behaviors and have players guess which love language they represent. You can also guess each friend’s love language and see if it matches their real preference.

• Print cards describing actions (e.g., “Washing your friend’s car”).
• Use simple definitions for each love language.
• Discuss why certain actions fit certain languages.

Pro Tip: Have the host read the scenario while others write down their guess quickly.

14. Heart Message Match

Use candy hearts with printed messages. Players assign each message (like “Be Mine” or “Cutie”) to the friend it best describes. This creates a mix of compliments and humor.

• Buy a large bag of varied candy hearts.
• Have players explain why they chose that message.
• Keep the compliments positive.

Pro Tip: Take a photo of the final assignment board for a fun memory.

15. Funny Would You Rather

Ask funny or relatable “would you rather” questions focused on dating, friendships, or lifestyle choices. Players choose one option and explain their reasoning.

• Questions should be lighthearted.
• Use paper ballots for anonymous voting.
• Encourage debate between choices.

Pro Tip: The person who gives the most creative explanation wins the round.

16. Valentine Treat Tasting

Blindfold players and give them Valentine-themed treats like chocolates or candies. They must guess the flavor or type correctly. Points are awarded for correct guesses.

• Use unique flavors like raspberry truffle.
• Have water ready between tastes.
• Keep the portions very small.

Pro Tip: Use a clean cloth or bandana for the blindfold for comfort.

17. Fake Profile Fun

Create a fake dating profile prompt or bio and let friends suggest funny but kind answers. Keep the suggestions playful and supportive, not mean-spirited.

• Use generic prompts like “My perfect Sunday is…”.
• Write the prompts on a large easel.
• Vote for the funniest response.

Pro Tip: The host should screen all responses to ensure they stay friendly.

18. Bestie Truth or Dare

Use only positive, funny, or memory-based truths and dares. Examples include sharing a favorite memory or doing a silly dance. Avoid anything embarrassing or uncomfortable.

• Write dares on folded slips of paper.
• Truths should focus on shared history.
• Keep the dares simple.

Pro Tip: If a player refuses, they must take a sip of their drink instead.

19. Quote to Movie Match

Prepare famous romantic movie quotes and a list of movie titles. Players must match each quote to the correct movie.

• Include quotes from *The Notebook* and *Mean Girls*.
• Use a timer for the matching process.
• Offer bonus points for naming the actor who said the line.

Pro Tip: Read the quote with the same dramatic tone as the movie scene.

20. Hot Heart Pass

Players pass a heart-shaped object while music plays. When the music stops, the person holding the heart answers a question or completes a small challenge.

• Use a soft, plush heart pillow.
• Have a fun, upbeat playlist ready.
• The challenges should be quick.

Pro Tip: The person who stops the music should look away so they don’t cheat.

21. Guess the Story

Share stories from past trips, parties, or funny moments. Other players guess who the story is about or what happened next. This is a great bonding activity.

• The host should collect 5-10 anonymous stories beforehand.
• Keep the stories short and easy to follow.
• Award points for correct guesses.

Pro Tip: If the story is about the host, they should not participate in the guessing.

22. Fast Compliment Game

Players rotate quickly around the circle, giving a genuine compliment to each person they face. This game focuses on positivity and connection.

• Set a very fast pace (5 seconds per person).
• Encourage specific compliments.
• Start with the host to set the tone.

Pro Tip: If someone struggles to give a compliment, the group helps them out.

23. Gift Price Guess

Show items like chocolates, flowers, or Valentine gifts. Players guess the price of each item. The closest guess without going over wins the item or the point.

• Use real items bought from a local store.
• Use a whiteboard to track guesses.
• Items should range from cheap to expensive.

Pro Tip: Reveal the true price with a dramatic flourish after all guesses are in.

24. Bestie Awards Voting

Vote on fun titles such as “Most Likely to Plan the Trip” or “Best Advice Giver.” Winners receive small awards or applause.

• Create funny titles tailored to the group.
• Use anonymous voting slips.
• Have small, silly prizes ready.

Pro Tip: Read the winner’s title and a short, funny reason why they won.

25. Spin the Advice Wheel

Spin a wheel with silly relationship or friendship scenarios. The spinner must give advice for the situation.

• Scenarios can be simple like “Your crush hasn’t texted back.”
• Use a cheap plastic spinner or make one with cardboard.
• Advice should be quick and funny.

Pro Tip: If the advice is truly terrible, the group can vote to spin again.

26. Funny Couple Names

Combine names or words to create funny celebrity-style couple names. Players vote for the funniest or most creative one.

• Use the names of fictional characters or funny items.
• Write the name combos on sticky notes.
• The winner gets to name the next round of drinks.

Pro Tip: Set a rule that names cannot be rude or mean, only silly.

27. Card Swap Surprise

Everyone brings or creates a card. Cards are exchanged randomly and read out loud, creating surprise and laughter.

• Set a rule that the card must include a funny memory.
• Have blank cards and markers available.
• Read the cards anonymously.

Pro Tip: The person whose card gets the biggest laugh wins a point.

28. Tallest Heart Tower

Players race to stack paper or plastic hearts as high as possible within a time limit without them falling.

• Use lightweight foam or paper hearts.
• Set a one-minute timer.
• Only one hand can be used for stacking.

Pro Tip: If the tower falls, the player must start over from the bottom.

29. Empowerment Song Battle

Players take turns playing their best breakup or empowerment song. The group votes for the best choice based on energy or sadness level.

• Use a shared playlist or streaming service.
• Songs must be under 3 minutes long.
• Use applause volume to determine the winner.

Pro Tip: The winner of the battle gets to choose the next snack.

30. Future Fun List

Each player writes down activities they want to do together in the future (trips, classes, dinners). Share and discuss the ideas as a group.

• Provide nice paper and pens for the list creation.
• Focus on realistic, achievable ideas.
• Keep the list somewhere visible after the party.

Pro Tip: The group must vote on the top three ideas to try in the next six months.

31. Rom-Com Photo Booth

Use props (wigs, signs, fake flowers) to recreate romantic or dramatic poses with friends. Take photos and vote for the best one.

• Have a designated photo backdrop area.
• Use silly props like oversized glasses.
• The host should be the official photographer.

Pro Tip: Print the best photo immediately using a small instant camera for a keepsake.

32. Scene Description Guess

Describe a famous rom-com scene without naming the movie or characters. Players must guess the movie correctly.

• Focus on iconic scenes (e.g., the boombox scene).
• Descriptions should be detailed but vague on names.
• Award points for speed.

Pro Tip: Give a hint about the lead actor if no one can guess the movie after 30 seconds.

33. Mystery Chocolate Test

Prepare chocolates where some have unusual or gross flavors (like chili or pickle). Players pick one at random and react.

• Clearly label the safe chocolates versus the mystery ones.
• Have water or milk ready.
• Keep the mystery flavors mild enough.

Pro Tip: Record the players’ reactions for a funny video clip later.

34. Funny Story Mad Libs

Fill in blanks with random words (nouns, verbs, adjectives) to create funny Valentine-themed stories, then read them out loud.

• Use pre-printed Mad Libs templates.
• The host should collect the words before reading the final story.
• Read the finished story with dramatic flair.

Pro Tip: The person who provides the funniest word gets to start the next round.

35. Cup Toss Challenge

Toss heart-shaped objects (like bean bags or foam hearts) into cups or containers from a distance. Assign points based on accuracy.

• Use three cups set at different distances for varying points.
• Set a clear line where players must stand.
• Each player gets five tosses per turn.

Pro Tip: If a player lands a heart in the hardest cup, they get a bonus turn.

36. Relationship Fact Check

Read relationship statements and have players guess whether they are common myths or actual facts (e.g., “Chocolate is an aphrodisiac”).

• Use sources for the true facts to settle arguments.
• Players vote by holding up signs labeled “Myth” or “Fact.”
• Keep the statements light and fun.

Pro Tip: The player with the most correct answers wins the round’s bragging rights.

37. Friend’s Answer Match

One player answers questions privately while others guess her answers. Compare results for laughs and see who knows her best.

• Questions should be simple: “What is her favorite color?”
• Use a scoring system to track the closest friend.
• The player being quizzed should give their answers in secret.

Pro Tip: The host should collect the answers privately to avoid cheating.

38. Love Word Taboo

Describe love-related words (like “Cupid” or “Engagement”) without using certain forbidden words. Teammates must guess correctly within a time limit.

• Use a buzzer or bell for when a forbidden word is used.
• Write the words on cards clearly.
• Teams get one minute per card.

Pro Tip: If the team guesses correctly, they get to keep the card for points.

39. Emoji Narrative Game

Create a Valentine or friendship story using only emojis. Others guess the storyline and what happens next.

• Players can send their emoji stories via text to the host’s screen.
• The stories should have a clear beginning and end.
• Vote on the most creative story.

Pro Tip: Limit the story length to a maximum of 10 emojis.

40. One-Minute Challenges

Set one-minute challenges using Valentine-themed items (like moving candy hearts with a straw or unstacking cups). Fast, competitive, and energetic.

• Use simple household items and heart candies.
• Demonstrate the challenge clearly before starting.
• Keep the challenges under 60 seconds each.

Pro Tip: The host should use a loud timer and cheer the players on.

41. Rank the Gestures

Rank romantic gestures (like “Writing a poem” or “Buying flowers”) from best to worst and debate opinions as a group.

• Use sticky notes for easy ranking changes.
• Encourage honest, funny debate about the choices.
• The ranking should be done by group consensus.

Pro Tip: If the group cannot agree on the ranking, the host makes the final, binding decision.

42. Scenario Advice Cards

Draw a card with a funny scenario (e.g., “Your friend is dating a total dud”) and give advice on how to handle it.

• Scenarios should be relatable and lighthearted.
• The advice must be given in 60 seconds or less.
• The group votes on the best piece of advice.

Pro Tip: The person who draws the card must also share a similar past experience.

43. Zodiac Sign Match

Match personality traits or behaviors to zodiac signs and guess which sign fits each friend. This is a fun way to talk about personalities.

• Print out simple descriptions of the 12 signs.
• Friends can secretly write their own sign down to check accuracy.
• Keep the guesses fun and respectful.

Pro Tip: The friend who is the hardest to guess wins a point for mystery.

44. Guess the Baby Photo

Match childhood photos to the correct friend. This game is nostalgic and fun, leading to great stories about growing up.

• Ask friends to send 1-2 baby photos beforehand.
• Number the photos and provide a list of names.
• Use a large display screen if possible.

Pro Tip: The person who brings the funniest baby photo gets an automatic bonus point.

45. Word Scramble Race

Unscramble Valentine and friendship-themed words (like “Chocolate” or “Bestie”) within a time limit. The fastest player wins the round.

• Use a mix of easy and hard words.
• Give players paper and pens.
• The first person to correctly unscramble all words wins.

Pro Tip: If a word is too hard, the host can give a one-letter hint.

46. Kindness Jar Draw

Pull a name from a jar and write or say a kind message for that person. This is a sweet way to focus on positive feelings.

• Provide small slips of paper and pens.
• Everyone should write one nice thing about every other person.
• The host reads the compliments out loud.

Pro Tip: The person who receives the most unique compliments wins a small gift.

47. Best Playlist Builder

Create the best Galentine-themed playlist (focused on empowerment, friendship, or fun) within a time limit. Vote on the winner.

• Teams of 2-3 work together on a streaming service.
• Set a limit of 10 songs per playlist.
• The group votes on the mood.

Pro Tip: The winning playlist gets played for the rest of the night.

48. Spoon Heart Race

Teams race while carrying heart-shaped objects (like foam hearts or candies) using spoons or cups. This requires focus and balance.

• Set up a simple course around the room.
• If the heart drops, the player must return to the start.
• Use teams of two for quick turns.

Pro Tip: The team that finishes without dropping the heart wins the round.

49. Silly Awards Night

Hand out awards with funny titles (like “Most Likely to Be Late”) and short speeches celebrating each friend. It’s a great way to recognize everyone.

• Use printable certificates or ribbons.
• The host should prepare the awards based on group dynamics.
• Keep the speeches short and loving.

Pro Tip: Make sure every single guest receives at least one award.

50. Grand Game Finale

End the party with a mix of trivia, challenges, and mini-games, combining everything into one final competition. This determines the overall party champion.

• Use the final round to determine the overall party champion.
• Award a large, shared prize (like a huge cake).
• Keep the final round high-energy.

Pro Tip: Announce the winner with great fanfare and play their favorite song.

These 50 Galentine’s Game Ideas are guaranteed to make your party fun and memorable.

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