Hallmark Movie Drinking Game Rules
Every Hallmark movie follows a familiar recipe, which makes it perfect for a drinking game. A big-city career woman heads home for the holidays, meets a flannel-wearing local, and helps save the town festival.
These rules work with any Hallmark movie, Christmas or not. Put one on, grab a mug, and start sipping when the snow starts falling.
How to Play the Hallmark Movie Drinking Game
These rules work for any Hallmark movie, and most made-for-TV holiday romances too.
- Take a sip when the main character arrives from a big city.
- Take a sip every time someone wears flannel.
- Drink when the love interest owns a farm, bakery, inn, or tree lot.
- Take a sip when someone sips hot cocoa.
- Drink when the town festival or family business needs saving.
- Take a sip when a cookie is baked or a gingerbread house is built.
- Drink when the main character gets a work call from the city.
- Take a sip when a kid or a grandparent plays matchmaker.
- Drink when an almost-kiss gets interrupted.
- Take a sip when it starts snowing at the perfect moment.
- Drink when a misunderstanding splits the couple up in the last act.
- Finish your drink when they finally kiss.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you play the Hallmark movie drinking game?
Put on any Hallmark movie and follow the rules above. They are built on the tropes almost every one of these films shares, so they work no matter which movie you pick.
Does this work for Hallmark Christmas movies?
Yes. Christmas is when these rules fire the most. Snow, cocoa, and a festival in trouble show up in nearly every Hallmark holiday movie.
Can you play the Hallmark drinking game without alcohol?
Yes. Hot cocoa is the obvious choice. The rules play the same with any drink.