In Florida, where iMOM is based, crisp fall days that require a sweater or jacket are few and far between. When the temperature dips even a bit, people get a little more pep in their step since they’re not fading under the weight of 90-degree heat and 100 percent humidity. Whether you live in a warm climate or somewhere fall actually means cozy scarves and the changing of the leaves, take advantage of the falling temps to move a little closer to your husband.
There’s something about fall date ideas that give a cuddly vibe and make you feel warm from the inside out. So rekindle the flame in your marriage with these 5 romantic ways to spend a fall night.
1. Go for a walk in the moonlight.
Grab a sweater, your husband’s hand, and head outside. Enjoy the cool night air and look at the sky. Take it slow and relish your time together. If you can’t get away because you can’t leave the kids alone in bed, just sit outside with a cup of hot chocolate or apple cider and snuggle.
2. Have dessert under the stars.
Take your outdoor time one more step. Find a quiet spot by a lake or at the beach. Bring some candles, romantic music, and a treat, like two slices of cheesecake and some strawberries. This is one of those fall date ideas that will remind you of the sweetness of your relationship.
3. Take in a fall sport.
Watch it or play it. Go to a football or soccer game. It doesn’t have to be a professional team. Head to your nearest high school or watch a college team. If you’re the athletic type, hit the field yourself.
4. Fondue-it.
Some foods are just more romantic than others. A fondue night makes a great fall date idea. Make a reservation at a fondue restaurant, or have your own party for two at home. Take a shortcut by ordering in a main course and fondue-ing the dessert.
5. Cuddle on the couch.
When we say cuddle, we mean cuddle. Let the cool air fill your family room so you can warm each other up. One of the best fall date ideas is to catch a romantic movie together. Here are 52 of the best. Eat a snack together and keep cozy.
What’s your favorite way to stir up some romance when the weather turns cool?
