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If you’ve been married 50 years, together for 6, or just getting ready to go on your first date don’t worry about how you’re going to afford all that “relationship stuff”. There are a ton of fun, cheap date ideas! 98 Cheap Date Ideas… 1. Play in the snow, build a snow man, then drink cocoa. 2. Go to a community play, a dress rehearsal, high school or college play. 3. Do an inside or outside picnic. 4. Work out together. It’s fun to subtly flirt with each other at the gym because the other gym patrons don’t necessarily know you’re together. 5. Go roller skating or ice-skating. 6. Movie marathon with ice cream sundaes. Pick a genre, queue up some movies, and make the biggest, most obnoxious sundae you can. 7. Play hide and seek in a corn field (or the woods) 8. Go on a very long walk around your neighborhood at night. 9. Go to a real- live movie store, pick out a movie together then pop homemade popcorn at home. 10. Go to estate sales together. 11. Spa night together. Spoil each other with home treatments like bubble baths, exfoliating face and body scrubs, foot massages, etc. 12. Make a romantic dinner at home. 13. Play ping-pong. Ping-pong is very inexpensive. 14. Bowl. Most bowling alleys have specials and fun things like black-light bowling with loud music. Channel your inner rebel. 16. Go on a midnight bike ride together. 17. (Mom cover your eyes) Practice Kama Sutra. 18. Go to the hardware store. Wander around, and dream of everything you would do to your house if money was no object. $2,000 chandelier? No problem! 19. Build something together. 20. Go canoeing! 21. Go camping! 22. Go hiking! 23. Go fishing! 24. Find the best happy hours in town and make the appetizers your meal. My husband and I go to a place in town that has a happy hour where you can get a burger, fries, and drink for $5. Then, we split it. 25. Take advantage of coupon sites to get great deals on things you wouldn’t normally do. Seriously. They have them in my city and they just might have them on your city too. For only $10 each it’s a steal. 27. Have friends over and play board games. 28. Go to an antique store and talk about the past lives of old objects. 29. Get some thrift store tennis rackets and go to your city’s free courts. 30. Go to the neighborhood pool. 31. Fly kites! 32. Test drive an expensive car. 33. Go on a tour beer, food, etc. Find out what tours businesses in your city offer and try one out. 34. Go thrifting or garage sale-ing together. 35. Do a breakfast date. Breakfast is the least expensive meal option (and tastiest if you ask me). 36. Make a new recipe together. 37. Play strip poker. 38. Find a free (or very cheap) class and take it together. 39. Go for an ice cream date. then walk and talk with your cone. 40. Find cheap sporting event tickets or go to your local high-school or college games. 41. Drive up to the highest point in your city, spread out a blanket, and then gaze up at the stars. 42. Go to the animal shelter and pet the animals. 43. Teach each other something. You probably know something your partner doesn’t and they probably know how to do something you don’t. This is the perfect opportunity to teach each other. 44. Take photos of each other. Maybe your social media profile pictures are out of date. Spend an afternoon photographing each other. 45. Research your local train and bus lines. There just might be a train that goes right up to the mountains or a cheap bus ride might get you to the beach. Either way, it’s definitley worth looking into. 46. Open Mic or Improv nights. I feel like this one shows up on every list but there’s a good reason why. It’s fun! 47. Volunteer together. 48. Babysit together. 49. Make a time-capsule. 50. Take advantage of the season. Maybe it’s carving pumpkins, decorating the Christmas tree, or hiding Easter eggs. No matter the season there’s usually something fun happening. 51. Go through your old yearbooks. Tell your partner all about your high-school days. 52. Reminisce about your 1st date. 53. See how creative you can get. Take turns planning dates that have a $10 limit. 54. Train for a race together. 55. A book club for two. Select a book, check out a copy for each of you from the library and then discuss it as you go. 56. Paint a room together. 57. Take swing dance classes together. 58. Make a pizza at home. 59. Write out the story of how you met. 60. Talk about your future together. 61. Write love letters to each other than read them to each other. 62. Do a puzzle together. 63. Wash the car and flirt with each other. 64. Draw each other. Close your eyes and draw each other. Yes, eyes closed. Most yoga studios offer free yoga. It’s fun to go together, and see how funny you each other in the poses. The worse you are at yoga the more fun it is,) 66. Play frisbee. 67. Pretend you’re in a movie. If it rains, go outside, get soaking wet, then run to each other, embrace, and kiss passionately (of course) for like 5 minutes, at least. 68. Pick fruit. This is a good one for the spring and summer months. 69. Go to a friends art opening. 70. Bake a cake together. 71. Make each other breakfast in bed. 72. Be a tourist in your own city. Roam around like you don’t know what’s going on and try to really see your city in a new way. 73. Experimental food. Pretend you’re on a food show and pick out ingredients for the other person (use as many ingredients as possible that you already own). Then you each try to cook something edible. Sweet and sour corn muffins? Sure! 74 . Scavenger hunt. Spend some time planning a scavenger hunt either around town or just in your house. Leave something (like a sweet letter) at the end of the trail for your partner to find. Take turns doing this for each other. 75. Take online relationship tests. The Love Languages one is specifically good. 76. Pick a TV show and then watch episode after episode. Any Dexter, Breaking Bad or True Blood fans out there? (I’ve heard Homeland is amazing too!) 77. Get to know each other even more. You might think you know each other really well but if you’e been together for any length of time some of the answers from the beginning of your relationship might be out-of-date. Don’t assume you know your partner so much that they’re not allowed to grow or change their minds. 78. Pray or meditate together. This will make you feel very close and can also be intimating and make you feel vulnerable. But humor me and give it a try (easier said than done, I know). Plus, I’ve got real-live proof that this works! Get this, I know of a couple and they are each 92 years old, and they’ve been married 70 years! Their secret? Transcendental meditation for 20 minutes at least twice a day! 79. Tell each other why you like/love each other so much. This is another thing that’s easy to take for granted in relationships. Like, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course we love each other! But, really telling each other? Worth a shot. 80. Make life lists. Create lists of things you’d like to do together and separately and then share them with each other and get some of the plans in the works! 81. Break a record. Look at the Guinness Book of World Records and see which record you two should try to break together. Even if you don’t break the record it’d be fun to try. 82. Dream about your dream house. Look at Pinterest and dream about what your house would be like if you had no limit on money! (This is my dream home board) 83. Be a kid again. Remember when $5 seemed like SO much money? It can still go pretty far in an arcade. Go to the arcade to play skee-ball, air hockey, and video games. 84. Hit golf balls at a driving range. 85. Go to a midnight movie. 86. Pretend you don’t know each other, get dressed up, and meet in the bar or at an event. 87. Make a mix tape together. 88. Play basketball. 89. Go look at dream house status real-estate. 90. Find a cheap psychic and get a reading. 91. Give each other haircuts. Yep, I went there. (Still trying to convince my husband to let me try giving him a homemade hair cut) 92. Make wishes in a fountain together. 93. Watch YouTube videos all night. Prank videos or kitten videos for hours?! Yes. It’s amazing. 94. Stay up all night talking or “talking” 95. Climb a tree. 96. Go to a bar and cheer for a team. This one could get expensive so either don’t drink, drink beforehand, or bring a flask. 98.
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Article about simple date ideas for couples:
There are a ton of fun, cheap date ideas! 98 Cheap Date Ideas... 98 Super Fun, Cheap Date Ideas.
>> ENTER THE SITE <<
If you’ve been married 50 years, together for 6, or just getting ready to go on your first date don’t worry about how you’re going to afford all that “relationship stuff”. There are a ton of fun, cheap date ideas! 98 Cheap Date Ideas… 1. Play in the snow, build a snow man, then drink cocoa. 2. Go to a community play, a dress rehearsal, high school or college play. 3. Do an inside or outside picnic. 4. Work out together. It’s fun to subtly flirt with each other at the gym because the other gym patrons don’t necessarily know you’re together. 5. Go roller skating or ice-skating. 6. Movie marathon with ice cream sundaes. Pick a genre, queue up some movies, and make the biggest, most obnoxious sundae you can. 7. Play hide and seek in a corn field (or the woods) 8. Go on a very long walk around your neighborhood at night. 9. Go to a real- live movie store, pick out a movie together then pop homemade popcorn at home. 10. Go to estate sales together. 11. Spa night together. Spoil each other with home treatments like bubble baths, exfoliating face and body scrubs, foot massages, etc. 12. Make a romantic dinner at home. 13. Play ping-pong. Ping-pong is very inexpensive. 14. Bowl. Most bowling alleys have specials and fun things like black-light bowling with loud music. Channel your inner rebel. 16. Go on a midnight bike ride together. 17. (Mom cover your eyes) Practice Kama Sutra. 18. Go to the hardware store. Wander around, and dream of everything you would do to your house if money was no object. $2,000 chandelier? No problem! 19. Build something together. 20. Go canoeing! 21. Go camping! 22. Go hiking! 23. Go fishing! 24. Find the best happy hours in town and make the appetizers your meal. My husband and I go to a place in town that has a happy hour where you can get a burger, fries, and drink for $5. Then, we split it. 25. Take advantage of coupon sites to get great deals on things you wouldn’t normally do. Seriously. They have them in my city and they just might have them on your city too. For only $10 each it’s a steal. 27. Have friends over and play board games. 28. Go to an antique store and talk about the past lives of old objects. 29. Get some thrift store tennis rackets and go to your city’s free courts. 30. Go to the neighborhood pool. 31. Fly kites! 32. Test drive an expensive car. 33. Go on a tour beer, food, etc. Find out what tours businesses in your city offer and try one out. 34. Go thrifting or garage sale-ing together. 35. Do a breakfast date. Breakfast is the least expensive meal option (and tastiest if you ask me). 36. Make a new recipe together. 37. Play strip poker. 38. Find a free (or very cheap) class and take it together. 39. Go for an ice cream date. then walk and talk with your cone. 40. Find cheap sporting event tickets or go to your local high-school or college games. 41. Drive up to the highest point in your city, spread out a blanket, and then gaze up at the stars. 42. Go to the animal shelter and pet the animals. 43. Teach each other something. You probably know something your partner doesn’t and they probably know how to do something you don’t. This is the perfect opportunity to teach each other. 44. Take photos of each other. Maybe your social media profile pictures are out of date. Spend an afternoon photographing each other. 45. Research your local train and bus lines. There just might be a train that goes right up to the mountains or a cheap bus ride might get you to the beach. Either way, it’s definitley worth looking into. 46. Open Mic or Improv nights. I feel like this one shows up on every list but there’s a good reason why. It’s fun! 47. Volunteer together. 48. Babysit together. 49. Make a time-capsule. 50. Take advantage of the season. Maybe it’s carving pumpkins, decorating the Christmas tree, or hiding Easter eggs. No matter the season there’s usually something fun happening. 51. Go through your old yearbooks. Tell your partner all about your high-school days. 52. Reminisce about your 1st date. 53. See how creative you can get. Take turns planning dates that have a $10 limit. 54. Train for a race together. 55. A book club for two. Select a book, check out a copy for each of you from the library and then discuss it as you go. 56. Paint a room together. 57. Take swing dance classes together. 58. Make a pizza at home. 59. Write out the story of how you met. 60. Talk about your future together. 61. Write love letters to each other than read them to each other. 62. Do a puzzle together. 63. Wash the car and flirt with each other. 64. Draw each other. Close your eyes and draw each other. Yes, eyes closed. Most yoga studios offer free yoga. It’s fun to go together, and see how funny you each other in the poses. The worse you are at yoga the more fun it is,) 66. Play frisbee. 67. Pretend you’re in a movie. If it rains, go outside, get soaking wet, then run to each other, embrace, and kiss passionately (of course) for like 5 minutes, at least. 68. Pick fruit. This is a good one for the spring and summer months. 69. Go to a friends art opening. 70. Bake a cake together. 71. Make each other breakfast in bed. 72. Be a tourist in your own city. Roam around like you don’t know what’s going on and try to really see your city in a new way. 73. Experimental food. Pretend you’re on a food show and pick out ingredients for the other person (use as many ingredients as possible that you already own). Then you each try to cook something edible. Sweet and sour corn muffins? Sure! 74 . Scavenger hunt. Spend some time planning a scavenger hunt either around town or just in your house. Leave something (like a sweet letter) at the end of the trail for your partner to find. Take turns doing this for each other. 75. Take online relationship tests. The Love Languages one is specifically good. 76. Pick a TV show and then watch episode after episode. Any Dexter, Breaking Bad or True Blood fans out there? (I’ve heard Homeland is amazing too!) 77. Get to know each other even more. You might think you know each other really well but if you’e been together for any length of time some of the answers from the beginning of your relationship might be out-of-date. Don’t assume you know your partner so much that they’re not allowed to grow or change their minds. 78. Pray or meditate together. This will make you feel very close and can also be intimating and make you feel vulnerable. But humor me and give it a try (easier said than done, I know). Plus, I’ve got real-live proof that this works! Get this, I know of a couple and they are each 92 years old, and they’ve been married 70 years! Their secret? Transcendental meditation for 20 minutes at least twice a day! 79. Tell each other why you like/love each other so much. This is another thing that’s easy to take for granted in relationships. Like, yeah, yeah, yeah, of course we love each other! But, really telling each other? Worth a shot. 80. Make life lists. Create lists of things you’d like to do together and separately and then share them with each other and get some of the plans in the works! 81. Break a record. Look at the Guinness Book of World Records and see which record you two should try to break together. Even if you don’t break the record it’d be fun to try. 82. Dream about your dream house. Look at Pinterest and dream about what your house would be like if you had no limit on money! (This is my dream home board) 83. Be a kid again. Remember when $5 seemed like SO much money? It can still go pretty far in an arcade. Go to the arcade to play skee-ball, air hockey, and video games. 84. Hit golf balls at a driving range. 85. Go to a midnight movie. 86. Pretend you don’t know each other, get dressed up, and meet in the bar or at an event. 87. Make a mix tape together. 88. Play basketball. 89. Go look at dream house status real-estate. 90. Find a cheap psychic and get a reading. 91. Give each other haircuts. Yep, I went there. (Still trying to convince my husband to let me try giving him a homemade hair cut) 92. Make wishes in a fountain together. 93. Watch YouTube videos all night. Prank videos or kitten videos for hours?! Yes. It’s amazing. 94. Stay up all night talking or “talking” 95. Climb a tree. 96. Go to a bar and cheer for a team. This one could get expensive so either don’t drink, drink beforehand, or bring a flask. 98.
Simple date ideas for couples
Fun simple date ideas
Fun simple date night ideas
Simple date ideas at home
Cute simple dates
Simple date night ideas
Simple date ideas
