Fall is a magical time for anyone. Full of wonderful smells, beautiful colors, cool days and chilly nights. But, it’s an especially magical time for couples. Take advantage of this time of year by connecting with your sweetheart. Try as many things on this fall bucket list for couples as you can!
1. Bake cookies together
2. Visit a pumpkin patch
3. Go apple picking at a local orchard
4. Attend a football game
5. Go on a hayride
6. Drive to see the fall foliage
7. Plan your couples Halloween costumes
8. Watch a scary movie
9. Carve a pumpkin
10. Make caramel apples
11. Sip hot apple cider
12. Go to a haunted house
13. Throw a tailgate party for 2
14. Decorate for fall
15. Have a bonfire
16. Go for a nature walk
17. Visit a farmers market
18. Ride bikes
19. Make s’mores
20. Take dance lessons
21. Cuddle up and read a book together
22. Go fall candle shopping at a local shop
23. Go antiquing
24. Bake a pie
25. Make a list of all of the things you’re thankful for
26. Build a scarecrow
28. Pick out matching hoodies
29. Visit a corn maze
30. Make chili
31. Rake leaves
32. Take fall photos together
33. Make a thankful tree
34. Have a fall picnic
35. Go to a fall festival
36. Make pumpkin bread
37. Go to a play or musical
38. Go fall clothes shopping
39. Make fancy coffee together
40. Make kettle corn
41. Go star gazing
42. Attend a Halloween party
43. Make homemade soup
44. Sleep in a tent
45. Go for a horseback ride
46. Relax in a hot tub
47. Fly a kite
48. Rent a cabin
49. Plant fall flower bulbs
50. Play a board game
51. Go Christmas shopping
52. Plan a Thanksgiving meal
53. Host a fall brunch
54. Take a trip to the Zoo
55. Go hiking
56. Donate to a food bank
57. Have a donut date
58. Go window shopping
59. Make a fall wreath
60. Play backyard football
61. Feed the ducks
62. Make apple or peach crisp
63. Grill out
64. Make popcorn balls
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Did we forget anything? If you have ideas for thing to add to this fall bucket list for couples, please let us know in the comments!
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Vanessa integrates EMDR, sandtray, and attachment-focused approaches in her work and is completing credentials toward Registered Play Therapist and EMDRIA certification. With a background as a certified birth doula and a passion for making healing accessible, she writes and teaches on the intersection of trauma, neurodevelopment, and story-based therapy.
