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5 Cute Winter Date Ideas! (Blogmas Day 14)

Hello everyone!
So, for those of you in a relationship, I completely understand that sometimes its hard to come up with creative date ideas that also keep the season in mind. It can get a bit dull always going out for dinner and a movie all year around. So here are some suggestions for festive date ideas for the winter season! Hopefully you enjoy them and try some of these out!

Skating
The most typical (and super fun!) date during the wintertime for me is to go skating together. Usually at a festively decorated outdoor skating rink, but it could be indoors if you live somewhere that doesn't necessarily get too cold! It's a fun, active date that you'll both enjoy. Hopefully at least one of you can skate well though, cause it might not be so fun for the both of you ending up falling on your butts! This is definitely a date you should try at least once with your significant other.


Stay in and watch holiday movies
Ok, hear me out on this one, since I know it doesn't sound like much of a "date" but rather spending time in together. But the fun in this one is actually making it a date. Make some hot chocolate together and prepare some snacks. Gather pillows and blankets to make a super cozy area to watch your movie. Maybe light some Christmassy scented candles or light up the Christmas tree. Make it more than just sitting together and watching a movie!

Go Christmas shopping together
I really like this one. It doesn't sound like much, but it's just the atmosphere this time of year. The malls are so nicely decorated with Christmas trees and decorations. There's holiday music playing and everyone seems to be just a little bit more cheerful. Shopping together and choosing gifts to give as a couple, or helping each other choose gifts for other people is a really fun bonding experience (note: you should probably not buy each others gifts while you're together haha).


Decorate a gingerbread house together
I loooove this. It's such a fun, creative activity to do together. If you're not the most baking-savvy people, or for the sake of saving time, you can buy pre-prepared gingerbread houses that only need to be assembled and decorated. This is such a cute activity to do together and you get to display it afterwards for everyone to see!


Decorate the Christmas tree
If you have not decorated your tree yet, then this is such a nice thing to do as a couple. There's just something about decorating a tree together that makes you feel the warm fuzzies inside. This is something you should do as a couple every year!

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