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writes:Hi :)I need to arrange a date for the guy im seeing and i to go on. Last week he took me out in the evening and set up a picnic by a lake with candles - it was so romantic!Now i feel its my turn to arrange something but i have no idea what! All i can think of is standard cinema or meal out but nothing thats as sweet as what he did!Does anyone have any ideas? x Reply to this Question
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reader, Kirstyteenauntireland  +, writes (24 October 2011):
 Its great how your guy is so thoughtful and romantic Most girls can't even get a thoughtful one :P
For a romantic date.
Main thing is Candles, I don't know why but candles are very romatic
A moonlit walk on the beach is always romantic or a stargazing picnic.
Hope I was a little helpful :)
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reader, katiekate  +, writes (23 October 2011):
 I recommend you cook for him. Make a nice meal, dessert, the whole nine yards. And you don't necessarily have to use candles and soft music and all that cheesy stuff to make it romantic. Just putting forth the effort is romantic in my opinion. Plus, it shows that you would make great wife material. This technique has always been very successful for me in the past! :)
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reader, neomum +, writes (23 October 2011):
depends on your fella and what he likes, If he is into football tickets to a match and kebabs afterwards would be a great date. A fella into computer games a trip to a game expo where they show off all the lastest game consoles and games would class as a great date for them. Most men hate the picnic in the park but they do it because they love us and they know we really love slushy romance. We all put up with things we don't like to please a love one, I hate football but I watch it with my husband He hates chick flicks but he watches them with me.
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