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Drinking Games for Couples
Add a playful question round to your evening. Tea, water or a favorite mocktail work just as well; every prompt is optional.
Take turns reading; any drink works, and anyone can pass.
How to play
- Choose your version: answer, raise a hand or sip a drink. Water or tea work too.
- Read a card and follow your agreed rule only if you want to.
- Anyone can pass or change the rule; take turns reading the next card.
Toast a household object. Can your partner guess which one?
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Toast detective: invent a toast to a household object. Your partner guesses the object; switch after one guess. Sip any drink if you wish.
Free to play. No account needed.
KEEP A FAVORITE FOR ANOTHER EVENING
All 55 activities
Browse at your own pace, or explore the cards above. Pick what fits the two of you today.
Activities 1–20
Toast a household object. Can your partner guess which one?
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Toast detective: invent a toast to a household object. Your partner guesses the object; switch after one guess. Sip any drink if you wish.
Drink if you've ever pretended to like your partner's cooking
Name three date ideas with a secret connection. Can your partner spot it?
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Secret category: name three date ideas with something in common. Your partner guesses the category, then sets a new one.
Drink if your partner's snoring has ever woken you up
Tell the secret life story of your cup.
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Cup-side stories: each tell the story of where your cup came from, or invent a story if it has none. Vote for the funniest detail.
What's your most embarrassing moment with me?
Toast your day in exactly three words.
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Toast in three words: take turns celebrating your day in exactly three words. Finish with a cheers using any drink.
Drink if you check your phone first thing in the morning before saying good morning
Name two drinks you'd order and one you wouldn't. Which is the bluff?
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Menu bluff: name two drinks you would order and one you would not. Your partner identifies the odd one out.
Which of my habits annoys you most?
Describe a shared outing, adding one new detail each turn.
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Memory garnish: name a shared outing, then each add one detail the other has not mentioned. Stop when you both run out.
Drink if you've cried during a movie and tried to hide it
Give your partner a wildly grand toast for a tiny achievement.
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Tiny celebration: choose something ordinary your partner accomplished today and give it an extravagant toast.
Drink if you've ever pretended to be asleep to avoid talking
Invent a mocktail named after your partner. What's in it?
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The imaginary bar: each invent a mocktail named after the other. Explain three ingredients and the reason for its name.
Drink if you've ever fallen asleep during a film they picked
Tell a lost teacup's story in just two sentences.
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Two-sentence tale: one starts a story about a lost teacup; the other ends it. Swap who starts the next story.
Drink if you've pretended to be on the phone to avoid someone
Suggest a date. Your partner cheers or changes one detail.
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Cheers or change: suggest a date idea. Your partner says cheers if interested or changes one detail to make it fit.
Drink if you've left dishes for the other person on purpose
Activities 21–40
Pick a forbidden word. Can you chat for two minutes without saying it?
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Forbidden word: agree on one common word to avoid for a two-minute chat. If someone says it, pause and invent a replacement word.
Drink if you've said 'I'm fine' when you were not fine
Give your partner a silly award for something they did this week.
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Cup coaster awards: nominate each other for a silly award from the past week and make a short acceptance speech.
Drink if you've looked up an ex this year
Give a toast to a shared occasion without naming it.
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Guess the occasion: give a toast without naming the event. Your partner guesses which shared occasion you mean.
Drink if you've faked laughing at their friend's joke
Name one thing you appreciated today before an optional sip.
Drink if you've won an argument you knew you were wrong about
Design our café: one drink, one decoration, one strange rule.
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Café casting: invent a café for the two of you. Alternate naming the drinks, décor and strange house rules.
Drink if you've pretended to know a song you didn't
Finish your partner's toast: "Here's to the time we…"
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Finish the toast: start with here's to the time we, and let your partner finish with a real memory.
Drink if you've cancelled plans to stay in with them
Think of a shared memory. Guide five guesses with "warmer" or "colder."
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Warm or cold: secretly choose a memory. Your partner asks five questions while you answer only warmer or colder.
Drink if you've stolen their hoodie and denied it
Mime making a drink. Your partner guesses what it is.
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Drink-name charades: silently act making a familiar nonalcoholic drink. Switch when guessed or after thirty seconds.
Drink if you've cried in the shower this year
Pick a topic you'd both like more time to talk about.
Drink if you've forgotten an important date
Predict three things about our weekend. Compare your guesses.
Drink if you've eaten in bed and left crumbs
Activities 41–55
Describe your drink using a place, weather and a mood.
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Tiny tasting notes: describe your current drink using a place, a weather word and a mood. Your partner offers their version.
Drink if you've pretended to like their cooking tonight
Toast a first we shared. What did it teach us?
Drink if you've told a story as if it happened to you
Build a toast one word at a time. How ridiculous can it get?
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The last-word lounge: take turns adding a word to a toast until it becomes ridiculous. Start over when either of you laughs.
Drink if you've sung in the car alone at full volume this week
Name a drink after the mood you want tomorrow.
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A drink for tomorrow: invent the name of a drink that represents what you hope tomorrow feels like. Explain your choice.
Drink if you've said yes to plans you immediately regretted
Give three clues about a restaurant we've visited. Can I guess?
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Behind the menu: give your partner three clues about a café or restaurant you visited together. Let them guess the venue.
Drink if you've kept a secret from them for more than a year
Defend your favorite time for tea. Your partner argues the other side.
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The cozy debate: each defend a different time of day as the best time for tea. Give one affectionate counterargument.
Drink if you've practised a conversation before having it
Tell a small mishap; your partner finds the funny ending.
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Glass-half-story: describe a small mishap from your week, then let your partner find the funny or hopeful ending.
Drink if you've thought about them at a completely random moment today
Toast one thing you'd like to carry into next week.
A little permission to take it slowly.
Choose something you both want to try. Adapt it to the time, energy and space you have.