What is the Party Table deck?
A 36-card Forehead Party deck of party food, decorations, and celebration props — buffets, cheeseboards, piñatas, disco balls, sparklers, and the thank you note afterward.
Free deck · 36 cards
Party Table Guessing Game
Everything already in the room is the answer. Party Table is a free 36-card starter deck of celebration food, decorations, and party-night props — included free with the app, no purchase needed.
For the hour after the cake
The buffet is the clue list.
Party Table is one of three starter decks included free with Forehead Party — no purchase, no subscription. Its 36 cards cover the vocabulary of a party in progress: the food on the table, the decorations on the wall, the music, and the little rituals like the toast and the thank you note.
It's the deck that borrows the room. Half the cards are within arm's reach at an actual birthday or housewarming, which makes clues land fast and loud — someone can literally gesture at the punch bowl.
Play it at birthdays, showers, holiday parties, housewarmings, or a New Year's countdown when the group needs something to do between the food and the leaving.
A few cards from the deck
Half of these are already on the table.
- Balloon
- Cupcake
- Disco Ball
- Karaoke Machine
- Party Hat
- Photo Booth
- Pinata
- Punch Bowl
- Confetti
- Sparkler
- Taco Bar
- Vinyl Record
How to play
Free with the app, no purchase.
- Pick the deck. Open Party Table and choose a round length.
- Hold the iPhone out. Put it against your forehead with the screen facing your friends.
- Guess from their clues. Tilt down when you get the card and tilt up to pass.
- Pass the phone. Compare scores once every player has finished a round.
Party deck questions
Between the cake and the goodbyes
Is it free?
Yes. Party Table is one of three starter decks included free with the app — no purchase, no subscription, nothing to unlock.
When should we play it?
At birthdays, showers, housewarmings, holiday parties, and New Year's — any time the group is already at a party and needs a game that takes zero setup.
How do you play?
Hold the iPhone to your forehead so you can't see the card. Friends shout clues. Tilt down when someone guesses it, tilt up to pass, then hand the phone along.
Is it kid-friendly?
The vocabulary is everyday party words with nothing explicit, so kids can clue and guess it at a family party. The app itself is rated 17+ because two optional adult decks exist behind a separate in-app 18+ confirmation.
No setup, no pieces, no purchase