Date nights are those things that sound great in theory but when it comes to application, it can be challenging. Ideas on what to do may be hard to find whether it's your romantic partner or just the gals. The truth is, date night doesn't always have to be going to dinner at the hottest restaurants in town—which can mean making a reservation 3 weeks in advance. With some creativity and a little help from us, you'll have ideas for the next few months!
Picnics are an amazing way to get step away from your environment and spend quality time together. All you need is a picnic basket, food (cheese, crackers, fruits, sandwiches), beverages, a good read/tv show, and a blanket. Picnics are great country side or beach side.
Turn your backyard or balcony into a date night set up. Find a small table, throw a linen or bed sheet on it, and add a floral center piece. Setting the mood is key for this idea. Candles and a speaker will add to the vibe. You can always get take out for food or have a homecooked meal.
Cooking dinner together could be a great way to chat about your day. Turn on some jazz music, light some candles, and cook 2-3 dishes together. The joy is in the process of tasting your ingredients along the way while indulging in a beverage of choice.
Having a movie marathon is the best way to sit back and relax after a long week. You can have a movie marathon outdoors or indoors. If you prefer to set up outdoors, string lights are a must. Dress for the occassion in pajamas and perhaps add some face masks!
Taking a class together is always a fun idea because everyone involved is out of their comfort zone. It's a ton of fun to learn, grow, and most importantly, make memories together. You can find classes like mixology (to learn how to make cocktails), dance, cooking, pottery, and art.
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