For two
Couples Edition
Both glasses up, and the quicker one tells it while the other has to top it. The stories you never quite mentioned, told across a very small table.
$9.99
A dinner party card game · Instant download
Raise Your Glass
A dinner party with one rule: raise your glass if you’ve done it, then tell the table every delicious detail, before the dessert menu arrives and long after the plates are cleared.
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Where to buy
A table for two, or a longer one
Fifty-four cards a deck, served in three courses, with a Couples Edition played as a duel and a Group Edition for three or more.
For three or more
Group Edition
The quickest glass tells the story and the slowest glass owes one too, so dithering costs you. The table gets one follow-up, and passing costs a drink.
$12.99
Both editions · best value
Couples + Group Bundle
All 108 cards, so you’re ready whether tonight’s table is set for two or for considerably more.
$17.99 save $4.99
The collections
One game for every hour of the evening
Raise Your Glass at dinner, and the rest of the shop for wherever dinner leads.
Three games for two
The Couples Collection
Raise Your Glass and Truth or Dare, Couples Editions, with Yes, No, Maybe: the stories at dinner, the dares after, and the list for when you’d both like to know exactly what’s on the table.
$22.99 save $5.98
Two games for three or more
The Group Collection
Raise Your Glass and Truth or Dare, Group Editions, in the order the evening tends to go: the stories come out over dinner, and the dares take them somewhere else after.
$19.99 save $5.99
How it plays
On three, glasses up
Read the card and count to three. Every glass goes up or stays down at once. The quickest glass up tells their story first, and the last glass to move owes the table one too, so hesitating is its own kind of confession. Each card suggests a follow-up, passing costs a drink, and the next course is served only when everyone says green.
- Aperitif first moves, stolen kisses and the ride home you missed on purpose.
- Main Course locked doors, long weekends and the dress code that was mostly skin.
- Dessert the stories nobody tells until the third bottle, told in full.
What you get
Made for the table
- Instant PDF download from Etsy, in US Letter and A4
- Fifty-four poker-size cards per edition, nine to a sheet, with cut guides
- Plain card backs with just the name and a coupe, so the deck sits on any restaurant table without a raised eyebrow
- Designed to print in black ink; a drink means whatever is in your glass, sparkling water included
- Digital only, so nothing ships and nothing waits on the doorstep
What happens next is entirely, deliciously, in your hands.