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Beyond the Dinner Date: How to Host a "Couples Trivia" Night

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Beyond the Dinner Date: How to Host a "Couples Trivia" Night

Valentine’s Day (and Galentine’s Day!) is this weekend. You could go to a crowded restaurant, shout over the noise, and eat overpriced pasta.

Or, you could stay in and host the ultimate Game Night.

Whether you are with a partner or a group of best friends, testing "how well you know each other" is the funniest way to bond. Here is how to set it up with RiLiFi.

1. The "Match Game" (For Couples)

Recreate the classic "Newlywed Game."

  • Step 1: Create a quiz with personal questions.
  • The Questions: "Where was our first date?" "What is my go-to coffee order?" "Who is the better driver?"
  • The Gameplay: One person answers on the screen, the other guesses. If it matches, you get points. Prepare for arguments (the funny kind).

2. The "BFF Trivia" (For Galentine's)

Gather the squad and see who really remembers the group lore.

  • The Questions: "What year did we take that trip to Goa?" "Who was Jessica's crush in 2022?"
  • The Result: It’s a trip down memory lane that usually ends in hysterical laughter.

3. The "Date Night" Wheel

Can't decide on a movie? Can't pick a takeout spot?

Put your options on a Spinning Wheel. Let fate decide your evening.

Conclusion

Relationships are built on shared memories. This weekend, turn those memories into a game.

Test your relationship (if you dare). Build your Couples Quiz for free.

Published

February 10, 2026