3 of the most romantic, creative and fun dating ideas
Couples need dates to spice up their life. But coming up with fantastic dating ideas can be a tedious process. Especially during special occasion such as valentines' day, girlfriend or boyfriend birthday, anniversary, honeymoon and etc.
Fear not, I'm here to share with you 3 of my romantic, fun, creative, easy and most importantly, inexpensive dating ideas. All ideas are shared in stories style, so just read them like you are reading a love story book.
1. Picnic by the Lake
1. Picnic by the Lake
Christine sweet husband, John, thought up a unique date about a month ago. He did everything himself and Christine was in suspense the whole night waiting to see what was next. First, John sent an e-card with a romantic sunset and told Christine what she should wear for the evening. Then he picked Christine up when he got off work and took her to a nearby lake.
It was just past sunset and no one else was around. The sunset was part of the idea and John laid a blanket on the dock(by the lake) and they sat there and had a picnic. This was one of the best parts. John had prepared all this finger food all by himself and made Christine closes her eyes while he fed her and her had to guess what food it was. It was all foods that Christine love! They also had sparkling grape juice to toast with. They finished their food and John went back to the car and brought out a sleeping bag. They then cuddled up under the sleeping bag and watch the stars. It was a very memorable night...
2. Living Room Theater
To make movies special, Howard and Felicia get out the foamy, some sheets, blankets and pillows. They lay it out in front of their TV in the living room, and light some candles, share a bottle of wine and some popcorn. Then after the movie they might even sleep there all night, kind of like a sleepover party or a camp out in the living room. It was fun.
Try to include as many of the five senses as possible in your date. Here are just a few examples.
Taste – Good food, eating wild berries, nice wine or champagne
Smell – Candles, fragrant flowers, food grilling, mints
Touch – Sand in your toes, waterfalls, a gentle back massage, a warm fire
Sight – Sunsets, beautiful gardens, tour of a historic building
Sound – A live band, birds chirping, waves crashing, waterfalls
3. Pick a Date
Write down a list of possible date ideas such as dinner at a certain restaurant, a visit to the Museum, a day at the zoo, etc. Go take photographs of the places or collect their brochures.
Once you have developed your film and have all your brochures ready, put items from each date idea in separate envelopes. If all the dates take about the same amount of time, pick up your date and tell them that each envelope is a different date.
Once they chose an envelope, you will let them open it and the date will begin. If the various dates would occur at different times of the day or require different kinds of dress, let your date pick out the envelope a few days or a week in advance so the proper arrangements can be made
.
If the date goes well, tell him or her that you have other envelopes that need opening and you hope he or she might be interested in another date.
2. Living Room Theater
To make movies special, Howard and Felicia get out the foamy, some sheets, blankets and pillows. They lay it out in front of their TV in the living room, and light some candles, share a bottle of wine and some popcorn. Then after the movie they might even sleep there all night, kind of like a sleepover party or a camp out in the living room. It was fun.
Try to include as many of the five senses as possible in your date. Here are just a few examples.
Taste – Good food, eating wild berries, nice wine or champagne
Smell – Candles, fragrant flowers, food grilling, mints
Touch – Sand in your toes, waterfalls, a gentle back massage, a warm fire
Sight – Sunsets, beautiful gardens, tour of a historic building
Sound – A live band, birds chirping, waves crashing, waterfalls
3. Pick a Date
Write down a list of possible date ideas such as dinner at a certain restaurant, a visit to the Museum, a day at the zoo, etc. Go take photographs of the places or collect their brochures.
Once you have developed your film and have all your brochures ready, put items from each date idea in separate envelopes. If all the dates take about the same amount of time, pick up your date and tell them that each envelope is a different date.
Once they chose an envelope, you will let them open it and the date will begin. If the various dates would occur at different times of the day or require different kinds of dress, let your date pick out the envelope a few days or a week in advance so the proper arrangements can be made
.
If the date goes well, tell him or her that you have other envelopes that need opening and you hope he or she might be interested in another date.
How to Have 300+ dating ideas instantly?
Do you know? The above 3 ideas I have shared with you actually comes from this great book that I have read. It's called the 300 Creative Dates. Written by Michael Webb.
I strongly recommend anyone of you who wants to make a difference to your marriage or relationship with your spouse to purchase one copy of this book! I personally think that it would greatly benefit you as it has personally benefited me with the following:
- Never fear of running out of dating ideas.
- Helps you stay romantic every moment of your relationship.
- 101 fantastic surprises for you to reference.
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- Never have to waste time researching on the web for long hours just to find the perfect dating idea.
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