Romantics and sentimentalists love Valentine's Day. A day of flowers, candles, cupids and cards. It is also a good excuse to get friendly and tell someone you like how you feel about them.
There are lots of games you can play if you need to break the ice. It is especially useful if there are people who don't know each other.
Valentines Day party supplies including paper plates, table clothes, napkins, invitations, thank you notes, balloons, plastic ware, noise makers, loot bags, toys, inflatables, hats, glow sticks and more!
Say, I Love You, to your special person on Valentines Day.
First impressions on Valentines Day
When guests arrive have someone tape a piece of card onto their back and give everyone a pen or pencil. Then, guests must write their first impressions of that person on the card on their back. You should ask them to write witty and nice comments – bright eyes, figure to die for, kissable lips, seductive smile, soothing voice, lovely legs etc. Have each guest read the card on the person beside the, when everyone has written comments on everyone's card.
Red hearts 
Here is a little Valentine's Day game you may like to play:
1. Cut as many red hearts as you can out of cardboard (at least five or six times the number of guests expected).
2. Place them in a basket on a table in the middle of the room.
3. Add another dish of just as many, if not more, small safety pins.
4. Pair the guests and get them to stand around the table in a circle.
5. When you give them a signal to start – it might be a bell or a piece of music – get the designated person from each couple to run to the centre, pick up a red heart and a pin, run back and pin it onto their partner.
6. Get them to continue to do this until given a signal to stop or all the hearts run out. Thus, the couple with the most hearts is pinned on win the prize. It could be a small bag of heart shaped chocolates, a heart shaped cake or a heart shaped box of chocolates.
7. For variety, and if you don't have a lot of hearts cut out, when the hearts run out, people can steal one at a time off someone else and pin it on their own person.
Valentine's Love poems
Have enough for each person at the St Valentine's party. You can write romantic words like love, lips, red, kissing, firelight, cosy, warm, soft, cuddle, passion, chocolate, sweet, marshmallows, etc. on half of the cards, and very unromantic words like saucepan, glue, teabag, window, sink, floor wax, football, toilet paper on the other half of the cards. Then, each person has to pick one card from each pile and make up a silly poem using both words and read it out aloud.
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