Today’s creative date idea is a little difficult to plan, but if you pull it off, it’ll be a really memorable day for you and your significant other. Visiting the zoo makes for a fun date, but it’s even more entertaining if you visit a private zoo!
If you’ve been dating awhile, it’s easy to get stuck in routines and lose the romance of dating. So spice things up with a surprise romantic date! It doesn’t have to be expensive or fancy; just make sure it’s personal, like Katie’s boyfriend did…
Focusing on your significant other’s hobbies and passions provides all the inspiration you need for a creative date. It’s easy to spend money on taking someone out to a fancy dinner or a movie, but these types of dates are not particularly original!
People have a wide variety of positive and negative experiences with dating websites. Read about Justin’s unfortunate experience with a Match.com:
Chris warns about the dangers of online dating services. From members being able to badly misrepresent themselves to sites that give your information to other sites without informing you, there’s a lot that can happened. Read more about learning to be careful on certain sites:
Erin might have an advantage planning a date in her city, since she and her boyfriend live in Manhattan – but don’t despair! Any city offers a variety of unique attractions all its own – many of which are free. So get creative and make a day of touring places that make your city unique!
What do you get when you combine a park, plastic wine glasses, and “Photo Tag”? The most creative date that Shelly’s ever been on! Read about her fun experience:
Not sure where to take a blind date? Make a bold choice, and go to a local Sushi shop – that’s what Greg and his date did. With a good setting, great food, and nice service, it ended up being the right choice and gave them a first date to remember: