Is miniature golf a romantic activity for Valentine's Day?
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Sounds like a great idea. Just make sure she needs to know how to hit the ball. That way you can help her ;)
284247
There are some good suggestions on http://verseit.com  Look under weddings > Invitations > Couple inviting\n\nHere's one from there for golf lovers:\n\nWe’ve paired up, par for the course\nand playing through!\n\nPlease join us,\nBRIDE\nand\nGROOM\non our wedding day\nas we turn a stroke of luck\ninto a winning streak!\non DATE\nat TIME\nLOCATION\nADDRESS\nCITY, STATE
1039878
Picnic is a great idea, but a bottle of wine, and if you can, take it to where you're going to have the picnic and bury it, or place it... show that you obviously put some thought into the picnic, make his favorite quick meal... write a little note.  And no matter what we say, guys like getting flowers too.\n\nTrust me, any man would be thrilled to have a woman put that much effort into a fun day.\n\nGood luck!!
558624
The best date I ever went on was valentines day 2005 and it was with my current boyfriend.  He showed up at my house around noon with a gorgeous arrangement of roses, 6 red, 6 pink.  Then I gave him part of his gift which was a basket full of goodies(Stuffed animal, dvd's, chocolate etc.) Next we packed some blankets and extra clothes and headed to the beach.  We missed our exit off the freeway and didn't realize it till a half hour later(lol) but it was ok cause we both really enjoyed the drive. We were talking alot and laughing and just having a nice time.  When we got to the beach we layed out some blankets and watched the waves crash and some dolphins playing farther out in the ocean.  Then I gave him the second part of his gift which was a watch, I was so happy cause he really liked it and I spent so much time trying to find the perfect one. After that we decided to go play in the water(SO COLD!)  He found this really pretty sea-shell and gave it to me(I still have it).  Then we changed into dry clothes and watched the sunset.  When the sun went down we layed down and talked and cuddled and watched the stars as it got darker.  We lit some candles and placed them all around us and made love by candle-light, it was beautiful. Everything was perfect, the stars were bright, we could smell the ocean and hear the waves and the closeness of our bodies kept us warm. It was a wonderful love-making experience.  After that we cuddled a while longer and talked a bit more...then we decided to pack up and go out to eat somewhere.  While we were putting everything in the trunk I turned around to grab a bag off the ground and when I came back up SURPRISE!  There he was holding a crescent jewelers bag with a teddy bear sticking out. Along with the teddy was a beautiful white gold bracelet with heart-shaped pink sapphires and tiny round diamonds(I havent taken it off since that night, not even to shower, I wear it 24/7). I didnt think it was possible but he made a perfect night even more perfect.  After I stopped crying tears of joy we went to eat at Islands. I never wanted that night to end.
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Go to:\n\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results?fr=dd-local-more&stx=mini+golf&csz=Los+Angeles%2C+CA
35010
Just do something that the two of you find fun and romantic.  The main thing is to not get too pressured into thinking you have to have the ultimate romantic date, just because it's Valentine's.  You can have romance any time of year, especially if you're married.
138221
We buy valentines day cards and flowers for our valentines (the commercial aspect) and we take them out or stay home for a romantic dinner (the romantic aspect).\n\nPS Did I forget to mention CHOCOLATE!!! :)
596385
Personally, I don't think it is appropriate because to me flowers are so intimate. Blind dates are casual, no? Unless it's your signature, something you personally do all the time, then maybe. (Like you own a flower shop or arrange flowers or grew them yourself.)\nBut if you feel compelled do it right: Roses are really admired by most but the color means different things: Red roses mean romantic love; Purple=love at 1st sight coral and orange mean desire. Yellow=friendship Pink appreciation and white=purity well black ususally=death
702987
my bf loves it when i cook him dinner and rent a movie i know he likes. something romantic doesn't have to be really extravagant. anything you do he will probably like. good luck!
80892
I would just to spend time with my special guy, what we do wouldn't really matter, it could be a candlelight dinner for two, a picnic on the beach, a Valentine's couple-only party...it really doesn't matter. Just buy or make hime something nice and tell him how u feel about him and hopefully he'll do the same and u'll both a magical day/night.
51840
First off don't listen to gifts idea.  Every woman is different in what makes her feel special.  I don't need expensive gifts to be romanticized.  My husband turns on some music, lights candles in the bathroom and gives me a bubble bath.  To me, that's a romantic gesture, so it just depends on the woman you're trying to romance.
313927
YES.... its romantic if your married otherwise.....NO\nwait until your married!!!
1022003
I think is cool just don't do it in front of his buddies (male ego) you know, but is cool, my fiance gave me roses once and I loved it, I was very happy with her  gesture and gave her a Lil' reward afterward (if you know what I mean). Just don't give him a big ol' bouquet or something fruity like that, with one is enough, up to half a dozen I think is fine. I put mine in a bowl in my living room and made my house  look alive, just make sure you deliver the roses yourself, and I will recommend you to wear some sexy lingery with it.
796145
Real classy act would be for a man turning off the TV and not watching the game to be with his woman :P. (I'm a guy myself but that's what a lot of girls  I know would say). Actually,  it would be just something romantic that is generally memorable. Even something small like a flower or chocolates on a random day.
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How about a nice romantic candlelit dinner, followed up with some relaxing music. Than maybe go for an evening stroll outside when all the stars are shining bright n' the moon is out. Than propose.\nThat's just an idea.\n\nGirls love that stuff though. IF you don't wanna go to the extreme, like annoucing will you marry me up in da sky or at a baseball game. Than the first thing I mention would be a special moment between the two of you.\nDon't forget some flowers! We love that too...
1118922
Well it doesn't have to be something expensive to really be special and mean a lot to her (for example, flowers can be pricey, but a lot of women don't even like getting those because there's often no real sentiment attached...anyone can go out and buy flowers).  Small gestures, such as a phone call or even a look can be romantic.  Just do things that make your girlfriend realize you actually put thought into them -- like slipping love notes into her purse, surprising her with a favorite dessert after dinner, that sort of thing.  Like others said, picnics are always romantic, and I guess the setting is key:  do you live near the beach, a lake, or a nice, shady park?  I don't know how intimate you two are, but bubble baths together are nice...along with some champagne or wine.  Even if you don't consider yourself to be a romantic person, you probably have some better ideas than you think -- the fact that you asked this question in the first place makes you pretty romantic!
55237
Nothing special as my hubby and I don't believe we need a special day to show our love to one another. Or a commericial reason to buy something. It is actually our rule to not buy flowers during the months of Feb and May as they jump the price so much as to make it ridiculous..Why does everyone have to have a special day to say I Love You! Should not this be done daily in a relationship? This is a day to make those with no partner feel alone and I think it is so sad to see so many feel like that because so many fall for commericial bulllll.