Spoilers! Yearly Bucket List for Couples

If you follow me on Facebook or Instagram, you already know our fiance visa was approved, and Alec is going to be here on the 13th! That’s THREE days away! I can barely concentrate at work, barely sleep, and barely contain my excitement. We’ve been in a long distance relationship for years, visiting when we can scrape up the money and get the time off from work, and hoping for the day we can close the distance.

We close the distance permanently this Friday! In celebration, we wanted to plan a list of things to do together (but let’s be honest, I’ve had these lists for ages, hoping to do them some day with my future husband). I made this cute yearly list for 4 things to do per month as a couple. What do you guys think? Would you add anything else?

January

• Kiss at midnight on New Year’s Day
• Have homemade hot chocolate
• Dance on a lazy Sunday morning
• Have a pajama day

February

• Make a heart-shaped breakfast for Valentine’s Day
• Visit Sweetology to make candies for each other
• Build a blanket fort
• Dress up for a night out on the town

March

• Go to the STL Zoo
• Have a Harry Potter marathon
• Take a walk together
• Make a meal together

April

• Spend a weekend in Kansas City, MO
• Have a dinner for friends
• Explore STL’s City Museum
• Bake a dessert we’ll both enjoy

May

• Visit a Brewery
• Visit Soulard and their Farmer’s Market
• Watch each other’s favorite movies
• Have a “do nothing” weekend

June

• Stay at a Bed & Breakfast
• Have a date at the Jewel Box in Forest Park
• Plan a road trip
• Make a playlist for each other

July

• Watch Fireworks together
• Have a cookout
• Make ice cream sundaes
• Have a movie night with popcorn and candy

August

• Go camping
• Make smores over a campfire
• Order Chinese in
• Go to a Carnival

September

• Spend a weekend in Branson, MO
• Have a picnic at home
• Go to a drive-in movie
• Go for a bike ride in the park

October

• Wear a couple’s costume
• Have a Halloween party
• Marathon scary movies
• Visit a bookstore

November

• Go for a hike
• Visit the family for Thanksgiving
• Make DIY pizzas
• Camp out in the living room

December

• Take a funny Christmas card photo
• Go on a night drive to look at Christmas lights
• Build a snowman
• Watch Christmas movies for a weekend