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14 Fun and Creative Quarantine Date Night Ideas

Don't let romance dwindle just because you're at home more.

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Considering the impact of the coronavirus outbreak and the need to practice social distancing right now, you've probably struggled to keep your indoor date nights exciting especially for Valentine's Day. However, there are a slew of fun date activities that you can enjoy right in the comfort of your own home.

Whether you're looking to strengthen your bond or relieve a bit of anxiety, see these creative quarantine date night ideas from Pinterest. They're sure to help you make the most of your time with the one you love (even if you're practicing social distancing).

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RELATED: 30 Fun Indoor Date Ideas to Enjoy When the Weather's Less Than Perfect

Make Cocktails

Why not show off your bartending skills in the comfort of your own home by making a cocktail together? Love Potion #9, which is made with gin, lemon juice, simple syrup, and pomegranate juice, is the perfect choice.

RELATED: 24 Totally Delicious Classic Cocktails to Make at Home

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Try a Virtual Museum Tour

Whether you're a fan of Vincent van Gogh or miss exploring the Museum of Modern Art, you can find a virtual museum tour for both of your interests.

RELATED: Bored at Home? Here's a Massive List of Museums, Zoos, and Theme Parks Offering Virtual Tours

Start Your Own Book Club

Before you grab another book from your shelf, why not bring your partner in on the fun? Choose a book to read together and then pick an evening to discuss it over wine and cheese on Zoom.

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Have a Photoshoot

Set aside a few hours for an at-home photoshoot, complete with a special theme, backdrop, and ensemble.

Practice Yoga

Now's the time to find your zen. Make it happen with yoga poses that are suitable for couples.

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Make Pizza Together

It doesn't get any better than enjoying your favorite movie with pizza that you made together. Try our recipe for baguette pizzas to elevate the ordinary dish.

Test Your Karaoke Skills

Challenge your partner to a fun-filled game of karaoke. Singing some of your favorite tunes is guaranteed to boost your spirit. The YouTube page Sing King has a bunch of songs for you to try out.

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Tackle a Puzzle

You'll both find satisfaction in completing a challenging puzzle. Just add a bottle of wine to the mix for the perfect date night.

RELATED: 14 of the Absolute Best Puzzles, According to Jigsaw Enthusiasts

Bake Cookies

If you love nothing more than indulging in something sweet, practice your baking skills. A simple recipe, like three-ingredient banana bread cookies, is the way to go if you're looking for a no-stress option.

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Paint Away

Express your creativity (and love for each other) with a paint session. Keep it exciting by playing some upbeat tunes as you put your brush to canvas.

Plan a Fondue Night

Fulfill your sweet tooth once and for all by enjoying a romantic evening with fondue.

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Have a Spa Day

There's no reason why you can't bring the right into your home. A relaxing bath, calming face masks, manicures — the list goes on. A couple that spas together stays together, right?

Try a New Dinner Recipe

Spice things up by making a new dish together. Enhance the experience by dressing up and setting the mood with candles and your favorite playlist.

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Play a Board Game

Give the TV a break and reconnect over a board game. It's the perfect opportunity to talk and get in some much-needed laughter.

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Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."

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