1Make brunch
Mike GartenIn ordinary times, you and your gals love getting brunch. This Galentine's Day, celebrate that by making the meal at home. Choose a favorite recipe to cook and eat it together on Zoom.
RELATED: 30 Delicious Valentine's Day Breakfast Ideas
2Mail each other Valentines
Jasenka Arbanas//Getty ImagesYou're never too old to send Valentine's Day cards to your friends. Log onto Zoom and write love letters to your ladies. You can read them to each other on Zoom or send them in the mail (or do both!).
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4Throw a pajama party
Nikola Stojadinovic//Getty ImagesYou've probably spent the better part of the past year in pajamas, and so why not keep it going on Galentine's Day? Throw on your favorite PJs and get ready to celebrate with your BFFs.
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Discussing a book is a great way to get the conversation flowing on Zoom. Because it's Galentine's Day, discuss a book about friendship. In Big Friendship, gal pals Aminatou Sow and Ann Friedman discuss their tight bond and the history of all the great friendships that came before it.
RELATED: 11 Fun Games to Play on Zoom That Will Amp Up Your Next Virtual Gathering
6Do a Tarot reading
JGI/Jamie Grill//Getty ImagesYou don't need to be an expert Tarot card reader to have a fun time choosing cards with your friends. A simple Google search will get you started — and you'll have so much fun discussing how each card relates to your life.
SHOP TAROT CARDS
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7Make it a tea party
Sharon Lapkin//Getty Images What's the best thing to drink on Galentine's Day? Rosé, of course! This fruity and floral one even has the word "heart" in the name — plus, it's low cal and low sugar. Make sure everyone has a glass before you log onto Zoom.
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9Play BFF trivia
Westend61//Getty ImagesHave each friend write 10 questions about themselves, with four multiple-choice answers for each question. Ask each other the questions, and write down your answers. When you're done asking questions, tally up who got the most questions right. Winner gets a bottle of champagne.
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Succeed Daily Ask each other questions
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Even the best friend groups can benefit from a good conversation starter every now and then. This deck includes 110 question cards, from "How do you relax after a hard day?" to "What have you created that you're most proud of?"
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11Make silly PowerPoint presentations
F.J. Jimenez//Getty ImagesPowerPoint parties are all the rage these days. Here's how to host one: Before the party, each person creates a PowerPoint presentation on a totally random topic. For example, a ranking of the hottest fictional characters of all time or a presentation comparing each of your friends to a Taylor Swift album. Present your slideshows and vote on the most outrageous.
12Mix the same cocktail
knape//Getty ImagesYou might be apart, but you'll feel more connected if you're all drinking the same cocktail. Find a recipe and purchase all of the ingredients beforehand. Then, mix it together on video chat and share your thoughts on the drink.
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13Order in
Oscar Wong//Getty ImagesIt's Saturday night — the perfect day to order in! For a super simple virtual Galentine's Day, order your favorite meals and sit on the couch for a chat while you eat. Want to DIY it? Cook dinner instead.
RELATED: 55 Perfect Valentine's Day Dinner Ideas
14Decorate cookies
Nodar Chernishev / EyeEm//Getty ImagesGalentine's Day is the perfect holiday to bake. Get out your heart-shaped cookie cutters and start rolling sugar cookie dough while your friends do the same on Zoom. Add some healthy competition by voting for the cutest cookie.
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15Put on a variety show
Ivan Pantic//Getty ImagesPut your talents on display with a virtual talent show. Pick a theme — we suggest friendship — and let your creativity run wild. Everyone in the group can choose to perform any act of their choice, as long as it relates to the theme. That means songs, poems, artwork, or dancing are all fair game.

Juliana is a writer, editor and SEO strategist with over six years' of experience on the editorial staffs of publications including Reader's Digest, Best Life and Good Housekeeping. She covers everything from holiday and home to travel and food, and lives in New York City, where she can often be found at hot yoga or raiding the candy aisle at CVS.
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