Games and competitions for Valentine's Day

February is a wonderful time that most people associate with Valentine's Day or Valentine's Day. The holiday is awaited with enthusiasm and joy, because it is the symbol of love and its manifestation. Both girls and boys prepare for it with all responsibility. In different countries, they celebrate it in their own way, but the essence always remains the same - to show your true, sincere feelings. Everyone chooses their own way to demonstrate this: someone gives a bouquet of unimaginable beauty, someone gives a romantic gift with meaning, someone arranges a romantic dinner, someone goes on a trip with their loved one. Each of these methods is wonderful and will be appreciated. But an equally good gift can be the bright and memorable impressions that you can get at an interesting and dizzying party.

Someone might argue that Valentine's Day is a holiday only for two, and on this day there is no place for mass celebrations. But this is not entirely true. After all, this is the day of ALL lovers, which means that ALL of them can easily spend this day together. In addition, not everyone is lucky enough to find their soul mate, and at such a party the chances of meeting your love are quite high. And, by the way, the party does not exclude a romantic evening for two after it. In a word: whatever you choose, the main thing is that it brings joy.

But we will dwell in more detail on parties, and to be more precise, on competitions, games and entertainment for Valentine's Day. After all, what is a holiday without competitions and entertainment? They should be, and should be, interesting, exciting, and relevant to the theme.

Features of organizing entertainment on February 14

In order for the Valentine's Day party to be sparkling and memorable, it is not enough just to choose banal and hackneyed competitions that most people associate with a broken record. Here you need to think through all the nuances: from exciting games to prizes.

Firstly, you should not forget what such a party is dedicated to, and choose musical accompaniment for entertainment in a romantic spirit. These can be either calm and gentle compositions, or energetic and fiery.

Secondly, do not lose sight of the fact that the room where the party will take place should also be decorated in an atmospheric way. These can be various decorative hearts, doves, balloons, as well as a large number of candles. You can do without this surroundings by focusing on color design. All shades of red and pink are suitable for such a holiday.

Thirdly, take care of prizes and gifts. After all, what kind of competitions can there be without prizes? They don't have to be expensive, but they just have to be original or thematic. Among the most successful options, perhaps, are:

aroma candles;
chocolate;
Handmade soap;
keychains;
refrigerator magnets;
soft toy;
movie tickets for a romantic comedy;
a set of postcards;
book and much more.

In any case, when choosing gifts, you need to take into account the interests of the guests.

If you organize a Valentine's Day party correctly, it can become a real gift for your loved one. And properly selected competitions and entertainment will leave pleasant memories in your memory.

Holiday script and competitions for young people on February 14

Many couples in love consider February 14 a great time to be alone and enjoy romantic music, gifts, silence and comfort. However, not everyone likes this scenario, so young people are actively looking for entertainment on this wonderful holiday.

For high school students

Valentine's Day competitions for high school students should be creative and fun. For example, like the following.

“You are better than...” For this competition, the class must be divided into boy-girl pairs. The presenter asks each participant to name 1 noun. For example, “rooster”, “chair”, etc.
After this, the participants begin to explain to their “other half” why it is better than the invented word. It turns out to be a very funny conversation, during which it turns out that “you are better than a rooster, because you don’t crow in the morning and don’t interfere with sleep.” Or "You're better than a chair because you don't have four legs."
Competitions for high school students
Competition "Star". Only guys participate in it. They are given a piece of paper from which they must make a star for their chosen one. But the main trick is that you cannot fold the sheet or use scissors. You need to tear off the edges of the paper, forming a star out of it. Whoever gets the figure closest in shape wins. But all participants in the competition receive consolation prizes.
One whole. The class is divided into groups, as in the first competition. The couple closes their hands, after which, at the command of the leader, they perform a certain action. For example, students' task might be to imitate combing hair or washing their face. The main thing is that the palms do not separate.

Such fun competitions can be held in the classroom, or you can organize a special evening of entertainment at school.

For students

Students require more "adult" entertainment on Valentine's Day. Examples of competitions:

Kisses. This game is perfect for a large noisy company where everyone knows each other well. From the entire group you need to choose a leader and a volunteer. The latter is seated on a chair and blindfolded. The presenter points his finger at one of the other participants and asks the volunteer “Is it?” The one chosen by the person sitting on the chair comes forward. The presenter, pointing in turn to a certain part of the face, asks “Here?” When he says “yes,” the presenter begins to count, each time asking “How much?” When “It” gives an affirmative answer, he needs to kiss the previously specified part of the face as many times as agreed. Then “it” sits in the volunteer’s place, and the game continues.
When “It” gives an affirmative answer, he needs to kiss the previously specified part of the face as many times as agreed. Then “it” sits in the volunteer’s place, the game continues
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Hot leaves. Several guys sit on a chair or sofa, their legs pressed together with their knees. They put 1 A4 sheet on each, after which several girls sit on the guys’ laps and begin to actively move their butts. The winner is the pair where the girl crumples the sheet as much as possible.

If you decide to hold such fun competitions, you are guaranteed an unforgettable Valentine's evening!

"Melody for my beloved"

What girl doesn't love music? Especially if it is dedicated specifically to her. Previously, men won the hearts of their chosen ones by performing romantic serenades under their balconies. These songs sounded especially unsurpassed when accompanied by masterful playing of a guitar or other musical instrument. Therefore, one of the entertainments during a Valentine's Day party can be playing musical instruments. Only, of course, not real ones. It would be too banal. The other halves of the young people participating in the entertainment will act as instruments during this competition.

Each pair will have to draw out a piece of paper with the name of the instrument, the playing of which will need to be demonstrated. It can be:

piano;
drums;
guitar;
flute;
double bass;
violin;
button accordion and much more.

Couples are given a few minutes to prepare, after which musical improvisation on live instruments begins. The spectacle is very interesting and fun. And the more liberated the company, the better it turns out. But an even better effect will be obtained if you take care in advance and select recordings of all the listed instruments and use them as phonograms during the couples’ performance. Those who look more organic and original will be named winners.

Box

All participants are located in a circle. The presenter gives them a small cardboard box. To the music, you need to pass the box to each other until the melody is interrupted. The “victim” with a box takes off any item (not watches or jewelry) and puts it in the box. The game continues until the next participant refuses to give anything away. Then the game is played in reverse order: the players pass the box and after a musical pause, the participant who has the box takes out any item and puts it on himself.

"Cocktail for lovers"

What would a holiday be without drinks and dancing? And if you combine these two components in one competition, it will be a 100% sensation.

And the best thing about this kind of entertainment is that you don’t need anything other than music and 6-8 pairs of participants. In fact, the number of pairs depends on the size of the room: since the participants will be moving, there should be enough space.

Couples are invited to the dance floor. There the presenter conducts a short survey: “Who prefers what alcohol?” After the participants’ answers, the presenter again asks the question: “What needs to be done to avoid getting drunk?” The answers can be very different, but you need to pay attention to only one of them - dancing.

Couples are invited to dance. But these will be unusual dances. Here you will need to make certain movements that correspond to a specific drink. So, with the word “champagne”, the gentleman will have to get down on one knee and kiss the lady’s hand, and with the word “vodka” he will have to embrace her in a tight hug. When you hear the word “wine,” spin your partner around in your arms,” and when you hear the word “beer,” take her in your arms. It seems that everything is clear and uncomplicated, but the catch is that the music will gradually begin to speed up from being calm and slow. And those couples who make mistakes will have to leave the competition. Those who survive until the very end win.

Attention! Do not take heavily drunk participants. Safety first!

Games for Valentine's Day 2

Firemen

Several couples can play this game (first girls, then guys...). Turn out the sleeves of two jackets and hang them on the backs of chairs. Place the chairs at a distance of one meter, with their backs facing each other. Place a two-meter long rope under the chairs. Both participants stand at their chairs. At a signal, they must take their jackets, turn out the sleeves, put them on, fasten all the buttons (or zip up), run around the opponent’s chair, sit on their own chair and pull the string.

The winning player earns one point for his pair.

Blind coordination

Several couples participate in the game. According to the number of pairs playing, one inverted stool is placed on the floor. The children are placed at a distance of 3 meters from the stool and blindfolded.

The girls are given 10 boxes of matches. The guy should go to the stool with his eyes closed and put a matchbox on the leg of the stool, then he should return to his girlfriend and take the next matchbox from her and so on until there is one matchbox on all the legs of the chair. Dropped boxes do not count and can be compensated by replacing them from the girls' boxes.

Children are not allowed to touch the legs of the stools or their bases. All actions take place under the coordination of their assistants.

Chain of Love

Several couples participate in the game. The game will help viewers find out which of the playing pairs has better interaction. Each pair is given a box of paper clips. At the signal, music begins to play, and the members of the pair begin to build a chain of paper clips, fastening the paper clips together.

The pair with the longest staple chain wins.

Poetry of love

“...Love and poetry are inseparable. This has been the case at all times and remains so to this day... Now each of our couples will become poets for a short time.”

Rules: Each pair is given a card with the beginning lines of a quatrain that needs to be completed. After one minute, the pairs present their version of the poem to the audience. Poems are assessed with applause.

Couples are given a card with the words: “I see a strange picture on Valentine’s Day...”

Present

“...Choosing a gift is always a difficult task, especially when it comes to a gift for a loved one. The gift should be practical, meaningful, and, moreover, memorable... Every time we rack our brains before a holiday or birthday. Let’s try today to guess what gifts and surprises lovers can give each other...”

Rules: Several pairs participate in the game. Representatives of the couples stand on both sides of the leader. The presenter asks a question. Each player writes his answer on a piece of paper. After 20 seconds, the girl reads out her version of her boyfriend's answer, who solemnly checks her boyfriend's real answer. If the answer options match, the pair gets one point! The couple with the most points wins a prize.

This game can be made even more interesting by having pairs answer all the questions at once, and only then compare their answers.

Imagine how different the answers to the questions mentioned below may be if a guy wants to give his beloved a “mixer”, and she thinks that he will give her a “mink coat”.

Question options:

— What gift would you like your boyfriend to give you on your anniversary? -What would you say to your lover when you received this gift from him? — What materials would you like this gift to be made from? —What three adjectives would you use to describe this gift to your friends? -What color would you like it to be? —Where would you keep this gift? - What would you do with him? - and so on. etc.

Without words

“...Loving and being loved is not enough. At one time, for example, girls were often kept locked up. They saw no one except their relatives. In such conditions, how can you explain that you love, how can you arrange a meeting with your loved one? The lovers called upon their ingenuity to help, using secret languages: the language of flowers, secret fonts, sign language. I invite those who wish to talk to us without a single word or sound.”

Rules: Participants in the game are given cards on which lines from famous songs, sayings, and proverbs are written. The players’ task is to convey to the audience the meaning of what is written without words, using only facial expressions and gestures, and the audience must guess every word. The players whose “secret language” conveyed the meaning of the phrase more accurately than others are awarded a special prize.

Tender hedgehog Required: APPLE + MATCHES

Take a beautiful apple and stick a lot of matches into it. The pairs' task is to pull all the matches out of the apple. A guy can pull out a match only if he was able to call his girlfriend by an affectionate name. The girl should do the same. As a prize, use the same “bald hedgehog”!

Love Porcupine Required: WATERMELON + 30 MATCHES

The classic version of the Chinese game “love hedgehog” is as follows: A couple of dozen matches are inserted into an apple. Couples take turns pulling matches out of the apple, calling each other affectionate names. Etc. my sunshine, my dear... The “Love Porcupine” differs from the hedgehog in the size of its body, since instead of an apple, matches are inserted into a watermelon.

"Sweet couple"

For this game you will need several pairs. Each pair is given a piece of candy. The task of each pair is to jointly unwrap and eat the candy without using their hands. The first couple to do this wins.

Tie a pigtail Required: THREE ROPE + SEVERAL PAIRS

The leader holds three ropes at arm's length. The couple is invited to tie a pigtail using only one hand each (right and left), let the other hands hold each other's ears. For variety, place two other pairs next to each other.

Mummy Required: 3-4 ROLL OF TOILET. PAPER

2-3 pairs are selected. In a pair, the first player is the mummy. The second is a mummifier. Each couple is given a roll of toilet paper. The mummy must completely wrap the mummy in paper as quickly as possible. The game is rated based on quality and speed. The game can be played in a group. In this case, a group of people jointly wrap their mummy!

Dolls Required: 2 PAIRS+DOLLS+DIAPERS

To play, you will need several dolls, which couples will have to swaddle, using only one hand each. The other hands should be behind the couple's back. The dolls need to be swaddled and tied with a ribbon. The quality and speed of work are assessed.

Housewives Required: 2 PAIRS+DOLLS+COMBS+…

Guys participate in this game. Two participants in the game must wake up the dolls, do exercises with them, wash them, brush their teeth, comb their hair, dress them, feed them, walk with the doll, play with it, wash its hands, feed it, wash it, undress it, put it to bed and sing a lullaby. The one who does it better wins.

To your beloved on the bumps Required: 3 PAIRS + A4 LEAVES

Participants are given two sheets of paper. They must go to their loved ones through the “swamp” along “bumps” - sheets of paper. You need to put the sheet on the floor, stand on it with both feet, and put the other sheet in front of you. Move to another sheet, turn around, take the first sheet again and place it in front of you. And so, whoever reaches his bride first wins! Make sure that the rules of the game are strictly followed by the participants.

Pencil in a bottle Required: PENCILS+BOTTLES+ROPE

This game requires communication and cooperation between the partners of the couple. Several couples participate in the game. Each man is blindfolded and given a pencil hanging on a rope. Empty bottles (neck 1.5-2 cm) are placed at a short distance from them. Using tips from their wives, the men blindly find bottles and blindly try to hit the bottle with a hanging pencil. The winner is the one who gets his pencil into the bottle first. Very funny game.

Air bombers Required: PAIRS+BALLS

Several brave guys - “pilots” - sit on chairs, each with a large balloon on their laps. The same number of insidious “bombers” run away on command and land on their partner’s ball with all their might in a jumping manner. Whose balloon bursts immediately, but the “pilot” remains safe and sound, wins. The game almost always results in a few broken chairs and a few leg injuries.

In pursuit of the knot Required: 2 GUYS + PENCIL + CORD

The game involves 2 guys. A knot is tied in the middle of the cord, and a simple pencil is attached to the ends. You need to wind your part of the cord around the pencil. Whoever gets to the knot faster is the winner.

My left hand, your right hand Required: PAPER + BOXES

From those present, select several couples (boy and girl). Give each pair a box, wrapping paper, and ribbon. Tell them that their task is to design a beautiful gift. The trick to the game is that one partner uses only his right hand, while the other partner uses only his left hand to shape the package.

Thread the needle Required: NEEDLES + THREAD

Form several pairs (boy and girl). Let the guys stand on one side and the girls on the other. Give each guy a piece of thread, each girl a needle of the same size. At the signal, the guys run to the place where their girls are standing, holding needles. Without the girl's help, each guy must thread the eye of the needle. As soon as he succeeds, he takes a needle and thread and runs back to the place from where he came.

“Winding” flight Required: 2 ITEMS + 2 PENCIL + THREAD

Divide your participants into pairs. Give each pair an equal length of rope with small sticks attached to the ends. At the signal, both members of each team begin to wind the rope around the sticks. The first ones to reach each other win. Have a referee handy to ensure the rope is wound correctly.

One, two, three Required: 2 GUYS + PRIZE (chocolate)

2-3 people play. The presenter reads the text:

I'll tell you a story in about a dozen phrases. As soon as I say the number 3, take the prize immediately. “Once we caught a pike, gutted it, and inside we saw small fish, and not just one, but as many as 7″. When you want to memorize poems, don’t cram them until late at night. Take it and repeat it once at night - another, or better yet 10″. “A seasoned guy dreams of becoming an Olympic champion. Look, don’t be tricky at the start, but wait for the command: one, two, march! “Once I had to wait for a train at the station for 3 hours...” (if they don’t have time to take the prize, the presenter takes it) “Well, friends, you didn’t take the prize when you had the opportunity to take it.”

Kolobok Required: 5 PEOPLE + HISTORY

There are different situations in life, but the grandmother and grandfather from the fairy tale about the kolobok had no children, but they had a kolobok. We want to show you how it happened, and for this we will need five participants. Grandfather, woman, bun, hare, bear, fox.

The presenter begins to tell a well-known fairy tale; the designated hero-participants, when their hero is mentioned, must play out the plot of the fairy tale. It turns out very funny when the presenter constantly mentions the resting heroes. Example: the bun was rolling and rolling and met a wolf. And at that time the grandfather and woman were sitting on the threshold of their house and looking into the distance, waiting for the kolobok. So the story begins:

Moral: It’s better to have your own children and enjoy them than to constantly wait for the little bun to return!

Show the situation

For this game you need to divide those present into several identical teams. The teams take turns wishing each other scenes related to the future life of the newlyweds. The task of a group of players from the opposing team is to try to show the mystery situation to the players of their team without making any sounds, so that they immediately guess the situation.

Cute Mess Required: TASK CARDS

This is a good Valentine's Day mix for groups of 25 or more. Give each person the list shown below. Each person works to complete their list. The first one to complete all 10 tasks wins.

Take 10 different autographs, full name. (overleaf).
Unlace someone's shoe, pull the lace out, put the lace back in, and tie it.
Find 2 other people and the three of you make a heart shape using your hands.
Let the girl kiss this leaf 5 times, write down her name. _____
If you are a girl, have the guy get down on one knee in front of you and propose to you. If you're a guy, get down on one knee and propose to any girl. Write down her/his name.
Eat the candy from the table and stick your tongue out to someone you don't know well. Let this person sign next to you.
Say a little rhyme as loud as you can.
Ask 10 people to be your lovers and write down your score. Not really _______
Frog around someone 5 times.
Jump to the leader.

Romantic dinner

Plan a candlelight dinner for your group. Turn one of the rooms into an “evening restaurant” with small cozy tables, fresh flowers, calm music and candles. Such a dinner provides an excellent opportunity to wear evening dresses and suits, for which there is usually no place in everyday life.

Super-star Required: STICKERS

Each participant receives a sticker (ribbon) upon entry. The rules of the game are that throughout the feast, if someone sees a person sitting with his legs or arms crossed, he can take the sticker from him. The person left without a sticker does not leave the game, but begins to watch other guests more closely in order to take one of the stickers from them. The owner of the largest number of stickers receives a prize.

Cooperation Required: 4 PAIRS+4 APPLES+ROPE

The couple must eat an apple hanging on a string without hands.

Broken phone

Introduction: Misunderstandings often appear in life. Everyone understands simple things differently. You select five people from the audience, four of them leave the room. To the fifth person you give the text: “The father had 3 sons. The eldest was a smart kid, the middle one was so-so, the youngest son was not himself.” He must show this text without words to the fourth person, then to the third, then to the second, and then to the first. Then, starting with the very last person, you ask what the text of the story was about. Very funny!

Show! Required: VIDEO PROJECTOR + BODYBUILDING SHOW

If you have a VCR and a projector, you can use it to organize another competition. Play a videotape of a bodybuilding athlete performing, and ask the men to repeat his movements. Whoever can do it better—show muscle fitness and artistry at the same time—give him a “laurel wreath” of hearts.

Living Corridor Required: 2 CANDLES

All participants, and there must be at least 20 people, line up at a distance of 3 meters in two lines opposite each other, forming a corridor. The first couple must pass through this corridor with a lit candle, keeping its flame alive. All participants must blow on the fire, but they cannot make movements with their arms, legs, etc.

Remember: when?

Ask members of your youth group to think about their childhood. Ask: “When have you felt loved? What reassured you that you were loved and valued?”

Let the children write down their memories. Encourage them to write about their feelings. After everyone has finished, discuss their discoveries.

Bench in the park

Ask three people to leave the room. From those who remain, choose one guy and one girl. Have them sit next to each other on a bench (you can use two chairs instead of a bench). Then, one by one, invite those who are standing outside the door. When the first person enters the room and sees a guy and a girl sitting, tell him that these are two lovers. Ask him/her to make the picture more romantic: for example, have them hug each other or hold hands. After he changes their positions, he/she must take the place of the guy/girl. This is where the fun begins. Then invite the next one who is waiting outside the door and repeat the procedure. You can continue this game as long as you see fit.

The most powerful Required: COUPLES + MUSIC

This game will require slow music for 10 minutes. The guy takes the girl in his arms and holds her in his arms. The couple that lasts the longest wins. When fatigue appears, players are told to put their partner over their shoulder, sit them on their shoulders, etc.

Mating dances

This fun game should only be played in very small groups. The audience stands in a circle. Someone first points to a player from the circle shouting “U”. The selected player must raise his arms, clench his fists and bend them slightly at the elbows [like a bodybuilder showing his biceps]; one player on each side of the selected player [let’s call him “bodybuilder”] must make the following movements: one hand on the waist [the one closest to the “bodybuilder”], the second hand rises up, but does not bend at the elbow, the torso bends to the "bodybuilder". All these movements are accompanied by shouts of “U”. Whoever overslept or missed the mark, or bent in the wrong direction, or raised two hands instead of one, is eliminated. And so on up to two people.

Lottery Required: LOTTERY + PRIZES

Make 20 lottery tickets and design them beautifully. Number your tickets.

Sell these tickets for a minimal price. Donate the money from ticket sales to the newlyweds' fund. When all tickets are sold, start the drawing. Not all numbers have to be winning; perhaps every third or fourth ticket will be winning. Prepare the necessary prizes. You will have to spend a little money on prizes, but the lottery will be a very good distraction from the program (I know from my wedding)

Love Story Required: QUESTIONS AND STORY FORM

Give the following questions to several people in your group and have them each write down the answer on a piece of paper. When this is done, read “A Love Story”, inserting the answers into the appropriate places in the story. It is best to number the tasks. Then have the participants line up in order. When you reach the appropriate place in the story, point to the correct person to read your answer. (It makes a great story if the bride or groom answers all the questions. In this case, adapt the text of the story to your event)

Bouquet Required: PAPER + PENS

You can invite the audience to take part in a song competition dedicated to flowers, because, as you know, flowers have their own love language. Flowers look better in a bouquet. Let each of the players collect their own “bouquet” - those who came in clothes of one color or another. “Yellow” bouquet - everyone who has this color predominant in their outfit; “red” - who has more red colors in their clothes, and so on. When the bouquets “are” collected, that is, teams are formed, albeit with an unequal number of players, you can begin the second round of this competition “By verse - from bouquet!” The teams are given paper flowers with one line from a classic love song on them. Whoever performs it better, that team, and, consequently, the “bouquet collector” will win.

Mail

This evening, throughout the holiday, you can arrange correspondence with each other. To do this, each participant must have his own number (it can be written on a heart). Place a mailbox indoors and identify the postman. Participants of the holiday can send wishes and “Valentines” to each other.

Friend for 25 rubles

The theme of this game is related to those personality traits that make people attractive to others and make others want to be friends and date their owners. Give everyone a copy of this questionnaire and ask them to fill it out. When the guys do this, ask them to share their answers and what guided them when filling out the questionnaire.

Rules: You can only “spend” 25 rubles on your imaginary friend. Choose the qualities that you would like to see in this person, but do not spend more than 25 rubles. In the right column, note how much money you spend.

In this group, each one costs 6 rubles: Handsome in person. Very popular. Quite intelligent. Very kind. In this group, each person costs 5 rubles: With a beautiful figure. Interesting companion. Tactful and helpful. An optimist with a good sense of humor. In this group, each person costs 4 rubles: With large breasts or bust. He is interested in sports. Honest, does not lie or deceive. In this group, each person costs 3 rubles: Sleek and well dressed. Loves theatre, painting or music. With good manners, from a prosperous family. Ambitious and hardworking. In this group, each person costs 2 rubles: High. Gets good grades. Loves kids. Brave, stands up for his rights. In this group, each one costs 1 ruble: With your favorite eye color. Sincere and serious.

Balls with questions Required: BALLS + QUESTIONS

For this game you will need 10-20 balls. This game can also be used as an auction to raise funds for newlyweds. Before inflating the balloons, you need to put a small note in them with a question about the bride or groom. Spectators buy balloons for a symbolic price, explode them and get the opportunity to learn something new about the newlyweds. The buyer can also ask his own questions if he so desires.

Comic hobby Required: QUESTIONS ABOUT HOBBIES

Choose 3 guys (not the touchy type!!!) who have a hobby (any). Explain to them that you are going to ask them questions about their hobbies. They have to answer without giving away what hobby they really have, because later the audience will guess what hobby all three guys have. Then send them out of the room, ostensibly so the audience can ponder a few questions. While they're outside the room, tell the audience to imagine that all three guys' hobbies are kissing, regardless of what their hobbies actually are. Call the guys back and ask them questions like those suggested below. In light of the kissing, their answers sound very funny!

1. Who taught you your hobby? 2. How long does your hobby take? 3. In what room do you practice your hobby? 4. What sounds are present? 5. Does this involve any special training? If yes, which one? 6. How old were you when you first took up this hobby? 7. How do you prepare for your hobby? 8. What is the best time of day to practice this hobby? 9. What do you wear when you do your hobby?

Dungeon Escape

The game is reminiscent of the old game "Cat and Mouse". The participants of the game, holding hands, form a circle.

Inside is a prisoner or captive, outside is his or her friend. The prisoner must break out, slipping through the “fence” under his arms, his assistant must try to distract the attention of the guards (tickle the armpits, give compliments, pull the ears...). The one who lets the prisoner go takes his place.

Find your heart

There are hearts hidden in the room. At the leader's command, participants must find as many hearts as possible. The winner will be the one with the most hearts.

Hearts can be hidden under tables, gluing them with tape, on window sills. It's best to avoid bookshelves and flower pots to avoid creating clutter.

Happy face on Valentine's Day

A large paper heart is cut out. Using small hearts you need to “paint” it so that you get eyes, ears, nose, mouth. This game can be done as a competition in teams or individually: make a drawing within a certain time (two minutes). The best “artists” are rewarded with a prize.

For this competition, you need to prepare a large number of small hearts, put the same number of them in envelopes and give them to the teams. To keep the hearts on the paper, you can use glue, adhesive tape such as adhesive tape, or use self-adhesive “multi-film” film, which is used by professional artists. Variations are possible. Choose the one that suits you best.

The best compliment

If the kids in your youth group aren't good at encouraging each other, try this. Organize a compliment contest. Place one chair in the middle of the room and all the others around it. Have one person sit on this chair and the others around. The person in the middle is given the right to choose two people from the circle: the one to whom the compliments will be addressed, and the one who will give the compliments. There will be two people giving compliments: the one sitting in the center and the one he chose. The recipient of the compliment will have to choose which he liked best. The choice must be made, even if it is difficult. The person whose compliments were “worse” will have to take the center chair.

This game can be changed a little. The recipient of the compliments can sit in the center and he or she chooses two people to give her/him those compliments. The one whose compliments he liked the most then takes the center chair and accepts compliments from the other two people he chooses. This game helps children learn to encourage and support each other.

The most-most NEW-NEW

The host chooses a player. They give him a small mirror. His task is to publicly give himself ten compliments while looking in the mirror. The player must not laugh and must not repeat himself. The presenter and other players interfere: they try to make you laugh by commenting on the speaker’s words….

Make up words

This game is by no means original and is more suitable for those who have never played it before. Using the letters that make up the name of the holiday “Valentine’s Day,” you need to make as many words as possible.

Make an acrostic poem NEW-NEW

I need to write a poem in the spirit of Valentine's Day. The initial letters of the word at the head of each line should form the name of the person to whom the “Valentine” is addressed or dedicated.

My love for you is strong, And there is no end to love. She is waiting for thorns from a rose, Or maybe a crown.

For example, this poem is dedicated to a certain Misha, whose name can be read from top to bottom by the first letters. You can announce a whole competition to write a message in verse, to create an acrostic.

Lost Pairs Required: ITEMS

Choose 3 or 4 pairs, leaving at least half of the people as spectators, give the pair two identical objects. Make sure each pair has different items. Then, scatter them throughout the room, blindfolded. Tell them they are not allowed to say a word. Moving around the room, each person should try to find his partner. This can be done by finding someone and determining if that person is holding the same item as you. The first couple to reunite again is declared the winner.

Come up with a verse Required: PAPER + WORD LIST

It is known that in all centuries men dedicated poems to their lovers. Let the men compete in writing poetry. Rhymes can be very different. Give them the required number of words: fly, bones, belly, guests, cloud, husband, thrashing, worse, etc.

Love is? Required: PENS + BLANK CARDS

This game can last the entire feast! Present the audience with a nice prize and give it at the end of the feast to the person who sends a note with the most original definition of “love.” Give the newlyweds the right to choose the winner.

Example: Love is the feeling you feel when you feel a feeling that you have never felt before!

Sharp shooters

There is a target on the wall with a heart in the center. You can use small balls or darts. Each player has three tries.

The presenter explains: “A heart pierced by an arrow is an ancient symbol of love. Whoever manages to get into the heart will be able to attract the attention of a Beautiful Lady or a Fairytale Prince. The best marksmen will be awarded knighthood, and the best marksmen will receive the title of Chief Stealers of Hearts.”

“Broken Hearts” Required: HEARTS – PUZLE

Give everyone present a paper heart that has been cut into 8 or 10 pieces. Cut it into pieces so that they are not easy to put together. The first one to put his “broken heart” together wins.

If you love me

Select a “leader”. He should go up to the person in the room and say: “If you love me, darling, smile.” The person must answer without smiling: “I love you, dear, but I just can’t smile,” the one who smiles becomes the “leader.” The “host” can do whatever he wants (grimace, laugh, grieve, beg, etc., touching another is prohibited!) to make a person laugh.

Hearts in hand Required: PAPER (BOOKS) + CANDY

Choose several pairs. Place telephone directories or catalogs of the same size on the floor (any large, thick book will do). Place 50-75 paper hearts on the floor around the catalogs so that they are within reach. When the couple stands on the book, the girl must bend down, pick up the heart and hand it to the guy. If they lose their balance and touch the floor, they will be disqualified. The couple that collects the most hearts in 60 seconds wins. Several couples can participate at the same time.

Famous couples

Let participants remember historical couples who were known for their love and fidelity - Orpheus and Eurydice, Odysseus and Penelope, Ruslan and Lyudmila, Romeo and Juliet, etc. Whoever remembers last receives some kind of thematic gift - a keychain in the shape of a “heart”, some book about love, etc.

Game Required: INFORMATION ABOUT COUNTRIES

The presenter invites participants to take a card with the name of a country or, in the absence of cards, to choose any country from the list. In accordance with the chosen country, the presenter announces what the participant allegedly unconsciously strives for, what he dreams of.

"Understand without words"

Every woman, deep in her soul, dreams that in her life there will be such a relationship with her beloved, where everything would be clear without words. And this competition can help in this difficult task. To carry it out, you need to prepare cards with various images. Their topics can be very diverse. For these purposes, you can use calendars, postcards, magazine clippings or pictures printed on a printer. It's not that important.

Several couples participate in the competition. Their task is very simple: the girl must draw out any card and only with the help of sounds (not words) convey to her boyfriend information about what is depicted on it. For example, a wolf can be depicted howling. Those who don't guess correctly are eliminated. The game continues until there is only one pair left.

Fairytale house

Interesting competitions for Valentine's Day will be an interesting addition to the Valentine's Day scenario.

Love serenades

1. Write the first lines of love songs on heart-shaped leaves and invite each of the guests to finish singing the verse of the song whose first line they got.

2. In the hat there are small pieces of paper on which one word is written (love, mine, sun, love...) Everyone takes turns taking notes out of the hat and always sings a song in which the word written on his piece of paper appears. Valentine's Day Contests

Predictions

Leaves in the shape of hearts are hung on a flowerpot on strings on which predictions are written. These are small pieces of thick paper. Predictions can be different: “The name of your loved one consists of five letters”, “You will meet your destiny in the minibus tomorrow”, “Next week will be successful for you” and so on. The participant chooses a prediction with his eyes closed.

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Lettermania

1. Using the letters that make up the name of the holiday “Valentine’s Day,” you need to make as many words as possible. This game is by no means original and is more suitable for those who have never played it before.

2. Each of the guests in turn lists the items in the room that begin with the first letters of the holiday “Valentine’s Day”, i.e. “d”, “s”, “v”. The one who says the last word wins. Poetry competition You need to write a poem so that the initial letters of the first word of each line begin with the letters that make up the name of the person to whom the poem is addressed.

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I love you

Two participants take turns taking a candy from a bag of “barberries”, putting it in their mouth and after each candy they say to their loved one: “I love you!” Whoever stuffs the most candy into his mouth and says these words at the same time will win.

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Cupid's arrows

Girls become one group, boys another. The guys have small inflatable balloons in their hands, their task is to hit the girls. If a guy hits a girl, he comes up to her and kisses her. The girls' task is to dodge the balls.

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Grape competition

Guests are divided into teams of two, boy and girl. Each team is given a glass and a bunch of grapes. At a signal, one of the team members takes the grapes by the twig with his mouth, and the second begins to remove the grapes with his lips and throw them into his glass. The first couple to fill the glass wins.

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Find your heart

There are hearts hidden in the room. Participants must find as many of them as possible. Valentine's Day Contests

Heart pinched

The girls are blindfolded, and at this time the guys have 5-10 clothespins attached to different places on their clothes. The girls on the team begin to feel their partner and find clothespins; whoever collects everything faster than the rest wins. Is it possible that the one who did it most erotically wins?

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Let's get acquainted

A guy and a girl stage a dating situation: on the island of cannibals, in the library, on a fishing trip, in a haunted castle, etc.

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I love - I don’t love

1. Guests sitting at the table are asked to name two parts of the body: what they like and what they don’t like about the neighbor on the right. For example: “I like my neighbor’s ear on the right and don’t like his shoulder.” After everyone calls it, the host asks everyone to kiss what they like and bite what they don't like.

2. Each of the guests is offered a tray with notes. The player takes one note in his left hand, saying: “I love this!”, the other in his right: “I don’t like this!”. Then he reads the notes: on each of them is written the name of some part of the body (cheek, elbow, knee, ear, etc.) If the left hand “caught a cheek” that the player “loves,” then he kisses the neighbor on the cheek. If there is an “ear” in your right hand.

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Sweet couple

1.Remember as many love couples as possible who have glorified themselves with their love and fidelity. (Romeo and Juliet, Odysseus and Penelope, Orpheus and Eurydice, Ruslan and Lyudmila...)

2. Pairs of players stand sideways to each other and hug each other’s shoulders with one arm. It turns out that the one on the right has only his right hand free, and the one on the left has only his left. Together they are a “sweet couple”. And this couple needs to do something (for example, button up the guy’s shirt (previously unbuttoned), remove an earring, etc.

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Love handkerchief

The girl takes a scarf and gathers all the corners together. Then she invites the guy to take any corner, and she also takes one of the corners with her other hand. Everyone pulls the handkerchief towards themselves by the corner they have taken. If the scarf turns into a triangle, it means the guy loves the girl and should kiss her. If the handkerchief does not turn at an angle, it means that the guy does not love, and the girl continues the game with another.

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Kisses

Having blindfolded two participants, the presenter asks them questions, pointing to the one he wants. “Tell me, where are we going to kiss? Here?". And he points, for example, to the cheek (you can use ears, lips, eyes, hands, etc.). The presenter asks questions until the blindfolded participant says “Yes.” Then the presenter asks: “How many times? So many?". And he shows on his fingers how many times, changing the combination each time, until the player says: “Yes.” Well, then, having untied the participant’s eyes, they force him to do what he agreed to - for example, kiss the man’s knee eight times.

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The competition is touching

With their eyes closed, men must determine by their knees what kind of lady is in front of them. The participant who correctly guesses the largest number of queens wins. Valentine's Day Contests

First time

Each guest is asked to try to reach their heel without bending their knees. Everything that the player says during this “exercise” is written down by the presenter on a piece of paper (not forgetting to indicate the name of the speaker next to each statement). If the player silently tries to complete this exercise, the facilitator asks leading questions: what do you feel now, what are your sensations, etc. When all the guests have gone through this and all their statements are recorded in detail, the host announces: “And now we will find out what (for example, Anna) thinks about her first sexual experience.” And reads all recorded statements of this player. And so with the statements of each guest.

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Chocolate

Everyone sits in a circle, guy-girl-boy-girl, etc. One of the players takes a piece of chocolate into his lips and passes it to his neighbor, etc. round. After all, the chocolate melts on someone's lips. This player, for losing, fulfills one of the company's wishes. Contests for Valentine's Day The most sensual

The girls face the audience. Behind each is a chair. The presenter quietly places a small object on each chair. On command, all participants sit down and try to determine what kind of object is under them. Looking at and using hands is prohibited. The first one to determine wins.

Contests for Valentine's Day Who are you?

Wearing thick mittens, participants must determine by touch what kind of person is in front of them. You can feel the whole person.

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Be a woman

The guys are blindfolded, put rubber or hockey gloves on their hands and asked to put on the most ordinary tights, maybe with a pattern, on their feet.

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The woman of my dreams

All teams are given balloons, thread, markers and tape. On command, participants must inflate the balloons, tie and glue them in such a way as to make a woman. Then they must draw all the features of the “woman of their dreams.” The best “woman” is chosen by audience voting. Valentine's Day Contests

Brook

Couples stand in a column one after another. Each guy takes the girl by the hand and holds her at head level, forming a kind of “arch”. A free girl (or guy) - a “fish” - enters the first “arch” and begins to walk through, along the way she takes any guy (girl) she likes by the hand and drags her to the end of the stream, where they stand as a new couple, necessarily kissing. As the stream passes, those standing in it form “stones and snags” with their free hands, patting and pinching the passing “fish” on all the protrusions and roundness. A liberated girl (guy) whose partner has been “swimmed away” becomes a “fish”. Couples passing along the “stream” move crouched, trying to either get through quickly, or wobble their butts, etc., dodging the slaps.

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Dancing with candy

Couples put 1 piece of candy into their mouths for both of them. The music turns on and the couples dance with candy in their mouths. Whoever separates is the loser. Valentine's Day Contests

Playful hands

Several pairs participate in the game. Each pair receives two ping pong balls. The guys' task is to roll these balls from the girl's right sleeve to her left sleeve. And the girls roll the balls through the guys' trousers from the right leg to the left.

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"Nimble Cupid"

Absolutely everyone takes part in this competition, but the participants do not compete in pairs. Men here will act as cupids, and women as their goals. And Cupid, as you know, aimed his love arrows at the target. But shooting at the fair sex is at least inhumane, and at most unsafe. Therefore, multi-colored hair bands will act as arrows. There should be as many flowers as there are cupid participants. Their task is: in the allotted time (1-3 minutes depending on the number of participants) to hit as many lovely beauties as possible with their “arrows”. To do this, you need to put an elastic band on their ankle. At this time, the girls sit on chairs with their legs crossed. Whoever puts on the most rubber bands gets the title of “the fastest Cupid.”

“Isn’t it time for us to go to the ball?”

In principle, both girls and boys can take part in the next competition. But in order for young people to fully experience how difficult it is sometimes for a girl to get ready, it is still better to play this game with the stronger sex. Whereas ladies can support and inspire their gentlemen.

To conduct this competition you will need large nylon tights and mittens. The task of young people, while listening to music, after putting mittens on their hands, is to pull on tights. The winner is the one who can do it faster than the others without tearing such a delicate piece of clothing too much. Whatever, it will be fun for everyone.

Marked cupid

For this competition, you need to prepare a “little man” (cut out a full-length image of a person from the wallpaper) and glue a balloon to tape in place of the heart, or attach a dart circle. Each participant receives 3 darts, respectively, each “Cupid” will have 3 attempts. So, each “Cupid” takes turns making 3 of his attempts, aiming straight at the heart. If the participant immediately managed to pierce the heart, a new ball is hung in place of the heart. For each well-aimed hit, the participant is awarded a point. And the participant with the most points—the most accurate cupid—will receive a prize.

"Bouquet from a photograph"

Men are often accused of inattention by their significant other. But this competition will help the stronger sex rehabilitate itself and prove that nothing said or done by women escapes their attention.

From 3 to 5 people can participate in the competition. The presenter invites them to his place and informs them that, according to legend, this morning their girls went to a flower shop and chose a bouquet for the holiday. And so that their young people would not make a mistake and accidentally take the wrong bouquet, each of the girls photographed the flowers that she liked. These bouquets are shown to young people for 10 seconds (to each their own). After which the photos are taken, and the presenter says that the young people accidentally deleted the photo of the bouquet from their phone and now, in order not to upset their significant other, they must explain to the flower seller from memory which one they need. In other words, they must tell the seller what flowers, what color and in what quantity are presented in the flower arrangement chosen by his chosen one. If the guy completes the task, he receives a prize - a rose, which he can actually present to his beloved.

My half

Age: 16+
Number of players: 2
Game duration: 20–40 minutes

This is a full-fledged board game for two in its classic sense. The lovers have a playing field and 280 cards at their disposal. They are divided into categories: body, mind, feelings, thoughts, actions and special paired cards. Spin the arrow on the field, and when it stops on one of the sectors, select the corresponding card with the task.

For completion, each player receives heart points. The one who has the most at the end of the game wins. After this, you can safely demand a surprise from your other half. By the way, cards with prizes are included in the set.

Among the tasks you can see riddles, tricky questions, funny actions or something a little more intimate. But, if the latter occurs, the board game fully justifies the 16+ label.

Who is the game suitable for?

“My Soulmate” is a simple, playful and versatile game, so it will suit many people. It may seem equally interesting to both young lovers and married couples.

Order

"Coat of Arms of Love"

Several couples take part in this competition. Their number will depend on how many materials you manage to prepare for the competition: it could be just a few couples, or it could be all the guests. What will you need for the competition? Various decorative trinkets: glass pebbles, large beads, natural and artificial flowers, shells, ribbons, lace, small figurines and much more. All this stuff is laid out on one table in the center. And the participants, using all this, must create their own coat of arms of love. It is important that both the guy and the girl take part in the creation process. When the work is completed, you can choose the best coat of arms and present a prize to the winner, or you can say that all coats of arms are unique and inimitable, and therefore it would not be correct to compare them with each other. After all, those who love are already winners, and therefore all participants will receive prizes.

"Romantic Dinner"

What would Valentine's Day be without a romantic dinner? Something special is always chosen for this evening. But no matter what is chosen, the main thing is to eat the festive dish together. Therefore, the host invites the guests to have a meal for two and invites 3-4 couples to participate. When the pairs are identified, they are given long fresh cucumbers and the conditions are announced. Participants need to eat this cucumber at the same time and without using their hands, each from their own side. Dropping the cucumber is strictly prohibited. You can easily replace the cucumber with a banana, but this will make the competition even more difficult. As for the rest, whoever manages it before the rest wins.

Flight for fantasy

You don't need expensive prizes or a very complex entertainment program to make the evening a success. If you use your imagination, it can turn out to be a stunning party. Which games you choose is up to you. The main thing is that they are interesting and uplifting. All invitees must take part in at least one entertainment at least once during the evening. This will provide them with unforgettable emotions and impressions.

The holiday should bring joy. Therefore, select competitions so that they correspond to the preferences of those invited. And don’t forget that your own mood is the mood of your guests: the better it is, the better the party will be.

Games and fun competitions for Valentine's Day for schoolchildren

Sharoduvs

A competition for the cheerful and brave who are not afraid if the balloon suddenly bursts! Each participant is given a balloon. The presenter gives the command, and everyone begins to inflate the balloon. The one who inflates the biggest balloon wins. It is possible that the balloons will burst, which means the bravest and luckiest will win!

Funny face

On a piece of whatman paper you need to draw a funny face that would relate to the celebration of Valentine's Day. Perhaps students will start with a huge heart and draw a face inside it. Each participant must draw some part of the body. Considering that there can be up to 25-30 students in a class, the game becomes very fun and funny!

Chairs

The whole class can participate in this fun competition, but there will be one less chair! The music turns on and everyone starts running around the chairs, which are pre-arranged in one circle. As soon as the music stops, everyone must take their place. The one who is left without a chair is eliminated. Each time there are fewer and fewer chairs, as well as fewer participants.

Here are some fun competitions you can prepare for Valentine's Day at school! We hope you liked our celebration ideas and that Valentine's Day at school will be unforgettable!