Design Your Ideal Sensory-Friendly Date
Creating romantic experiences that work beautifully for both partners
Our Sensory Preferences & Needs
Partner 1's Sensory Profile
Partner 2's Sensory Profile
Sensory Considerations Checklist
Energy Levels & Timing
Best Times for Dates
When do you both feel most energized and available for connection?
Sensory-Friendly Activity Ideas
Cozy Home Date
Cook together, movie night, board games, art projects in familiar environment
Nature Walking
Peaceful trails, gardens, beaches during quieter times with natural sounds
Creative Activities
Art studios, pottery, crafting, music venues with good acoustics
Quiet Exploration
Libraries, bookstores, museums during off-peak hours, aquariums
Calm CafΓ© Dates
Small, quiet cafΓ©s with comfortable seating and good lighting
Sunrise/Sunset
Watching sunrise/sunset from peaceful locations, stargazing
Mindful Activities
Yoga classes, meditation, gentle spa experiences, floating
Structured Entertainment
Movies, small theater shows, concerts with reserved seating
Our Custom Date Ideas
What unique activities would combine both your interests and sensory needs?
Budget & Accessibility Planning
Budget Range
Accessibility Needs
What accessibility features do you need to consider for date locations?
Planning Our Perfect Date
π Our Sensory-Friendly Date Plan
Start Time:
End Time:
Buffer Time:
Prep Time Needed:
π Backup Plan & Accommodations
π‘ Pro Date Tips
Remember to pack sensory tools (noise-cancelling headphones, fidgets, sunglasses), plan for decompression time afterward, and establish check-in signals during the date!
Communication During Dates
Check-in Signals
Support Strategies
Post-Date Reflection
How will you check in with each other after the date to improve future experiences?