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| Juli and Zach pondering their answers to one particularly loaded question |
On Friday, I hosted a Valentine's-themed Game Night. And by Valentine's-themed, I mean that most of the food and decorations were pink and red. I made large and small red velvet cupcakes, strawberry cake pops covered in white and milk chocolate, chocolate lollipops, and chocolate-covered strawberries.
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| the sweet to salty, junk to healthy food ratio seemed appropriate for the valentine's themed-party. you can see the celery sticks poking out in the background. strawberries (chocolate covered or not) count as fruits. |
I also found some strawberry Fitz's drinks, blood orange sparkling juice and raspberry lemonade to continue my pink and red theme.
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Sarah guessing everyone's answers to the question, "If you owned a funeral home, what would the slogan be?"
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About 10 people showed and we mingled, ate and played a long game of Loaded Questions. This is a great game for a large party, and even though not everyone knew each other, you wouldn't have guessed it by the third question.
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| Looking perplexed that her guess for Stuart did not pan out |
A night full of food, fun and friends for sure. My favorite kind of night. I'm already thinking about when to host another one, and what the theme should be.
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| Some Stuart and Diane love before the game commenced |
What games are your favorite to play with a large group? What kinds of themes have you come up with for parties or game nights that have been a particular hit?
