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For the one who hosts the holidays

Printable party games, written for one family

The only party game written about your family.

Thanksgiving, Christmas or the reunion: made for your table, ready to print minutes after you pay.

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A woman in a cardigan writing in a notebook at a sunlit kitchen table with a mug and autumn leaves

Tell us what only you know.

A short form asks who is coming, their names and ages, and the stories and inside jokes that make your table yours.

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How it works

  1. An open spiral notebook with a yellow pencil resting across blank pages

    Answer a short form

    Who is coming, their names and ages, the stories and inside jokes, the tone, and how many are playing.

  2. A fanned stack of printed party game pages with confetti borders in red, green and gold

    We write your pack

    Three to four games about your own family, set together in one PDF.

  3. A white home printer with fresh colour pages in the output tray

    Print it and play

    It reaches you minutes after you pay. Print as many copies as the table needs.

Several generations laughing around a wooden table covered in game sheets and pencils

Funny, sweet or competitive. You pick the tone.

Say how the night should feel and the games are written to match.

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A holiday table with printed Party Games sheets, pencils, pinecones and bowls of candy and nuts

Three to four games, one PDF, all about your family.

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Ready to print minutes after you pay
Printed party game pages with confetti borders

A page from a pack

The questions come from names, ages and stories only the host knows. This one is for a made-up family, so you can see the voice.

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Sample

Game 1 of 4

Who Said It?

The Miller family Thanksgiving. Sample page for a made-up family.

  1. 1. Who said, just one more roll, at the table last year?

    Grandpa Ray, Aunt Dee or Cousin Theo (age 9)

  2. 2. Whose three-hour drive became the Great Detour of 2019?

    Uncle Marcus, Mom or Grandma June

  3. 3. Who is still not allowed near the stuffing?

    Dad, Aunt Dee or Maya (age 14)

  4. 4. Which cousin hid the last pie in the garage?

    Theo, Maya or little Josie (age 6)

Bonus: name the dog who ate the place card.Score ___ / 5

A grandfather and his granddaughter laughing over a printed game sheet at a wooden table
One pack for the whole table
A candlelit holiday table with a printed game sheet and pencil at every place setting

Price

$14 a pack

A one-time purchase. Each pack is three to four games about your family, in one PDF. No subscription.

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A grandmother and three grandchildren on a sofa, bent together over a hand-drawn board game on a clipboard

For six people or twenty

Tell us how many are playing and who they are, from the youngest to the oldest, and the pack is written for that table.

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Give the table something to quote.

One pack, $14, written about your own family and ready to print minutes after you pay.

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