Date Night Scavenger Hunt
A scavenger hunt for couples who want to add a twist to their evening together. Works for a first date, a wedding anniversary or just a Tuesday you want to make special. Play it over dinner, at a bar or during a walk. Two [Customize!] challenges can be filled in beforehand to make the hunt personal.
Challenges (18)
Kick-off selfie
The evening starts now. Take a selfie together where the mood for tonight is instantly clear: nervous, excited, calm, mischievous, you decide.
The toast
First drinks on the table. Clink glasses and take a photo at the moment the glasses meet. Bonus for a good toast.
Ask someone for a photo
Ask a neighbour at the next table or a passerby to photograph the two of you. A photo of you both with no outstretched arm in sight.
The setting
Take a photo of the place where you are sitting right now: the restaurant, the bar, the terrace. Catch the light, the table and a bit of the evening feel.
A slow dance together
Record a short video of a slow dance moment, however brief. It can be in the restaurant (if they allow it), on the street, or in a quiet little square.
Silliest faces
Take a photo where the two of you pull the silliest possible faces. No polite little smiles, genuinely ridiculous.
Mirror selfie
Find a mirror somewhere (restroom, cloakroom, window, shop front) and take a mirror selfie together. Both faces visible.
Love note
Write something sweet for the other person on a napkin, a scrap of paper or a coaster. Take a photo of it. Then actually hand the note over.
First shared memory
Write your first shared memory on a note (the first time you saw each other, a first date, the very first moment you remember). Take a photo of it.
Three wishes together
Write down three wishes you have for the time ahead, together. Small or big, silly or serious. Photo of the note.
Secret talent
Show each other one secret talent the other did not know about. Record a short video of it: juggling napkins, a tongue curl, a strange foot trick, anything counts.
Couple impression
Spot another couple nearby and imitate their pose, expression or mood in a photo. Carefully, you do not want to make it awkward.
Stars or city lights
Take a photo of the night sky or the city lights. Bonus if you are both in it, with the sky or skyline behind you.
Hand-in-hand walk
During a short walk: ask a passerby for a photo of you holding hands, or set the timer on your phone. On the move is the best look.
A beautiful door or shop front
Find a beautiful door, shop front or wall along the way. Take a photo together there, as if it is a spontaneous photo shoot.
Final photo of the night
Closing challenge: a beautiful final photo of the two of you. Not the first one you take, but the best. Try it ten times if you have to.
[Customize!] Our place
Go to a place tonight that is special to the two of you and take a photo there. (Date planner: replace this description with the place, or leave it a surprise the other has to guess.)
[Customize!] Our song
Play the song that is special to the two of you and really listen to it (or dance). Take a photo of the moment. (Date planner: fill in the song title so the other knows which song is meant.)