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Couple Challenges to Try Together
Try small, silly challenges that need two willing people and a little imagination. Enjoy the moment without needing to film it.
Try the challenge together; open the rules if you need them.
How to play
- Read the activity and check that you both want to try it.
- Follow the instructions on the card, using anything it asks you to prepare.
- Take turns where the activity calls for it. Skip or choose another whenever you like.
Sketch our couple logo in one minute. Reveal together.
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One-minute logo: separately sketch a logo for your relationship on paper. Reveal together and explain one detail.
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All 54 activities
Browse at your own pace, or explore the cards above. Pick what fits the two of you today.
Activities 1–20
Sketch our couple logo in one minute. Reveal together.
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One-minute logo: separately sketch a logo for your relationship on paper. Reveal together and explain one detail.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's the better cook? Both point.
Mime three groceries. Can your partner guess your shopping list?
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Silent shopping: mime three items for an imaginary grocery basket. Your partner guesses all three; then swap.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's more likely to get jealous? Both point.
Give our week a six-word headline.
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Shared headline: write a six-word headline about your week together. Compare which moment each person chose.
SHOE CHALLENGE: Who's funnier? Hold up their shoe.
Describe a shape while your partner draws without seeing it.
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Back-to-back directions: one describes a simple shape while the other draws without seeing it. Compare the results.
SHOE CHALLENGE: Who's the bigger baby when sick? Hold up their shoe.
Trade three specific compliments each.
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The compliment relay: take turns naming a specific thing you appreciate until you have offered three each.
FINISH MY SENTENCE: 'I love you because...' Both finish.
Invite your partner on a date without saying a word.
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No-word invitation: silently invite your partner to an imaginary date. They guess the activity and location.
What did you last search for? Share if you want to.
Build a paper bridge between two books. Can it hold a coin?
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Paper bridge: use two sheets of paper to build a bridge between two books. Test it with a coin and redesign together.
BLINDFOLD CHALLENGE: Blindfolded partner guesses food by taste.
List five things that make our home ours. How many match?
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Twin lists: separately list five things that make your home feel like yours. Count the matches without changing answers.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's more likely to cry at an advert? Both point.
Retell a film together in one minute. No character names!
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Movie in a minute: retell a familiar film together, alternating sentences, without naming any character.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who apologises first? Both point.
Draw a place we've visited from memory. Compare the details.
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Memory sketch: each draw the layout of a place you visited together. Compare the details you remembered.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's more stubborn? Both point.
Activities 21–40
Write my name with your less-used hand.
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Opposite hands: write each other's names using your less-used hand. Turn the results into a tiny shared sign.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's funnier? Both point.
Count to twenty together, without speaking at the same time.
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Synchronized count: try counting to twenty, saying one number at a time without deciding who speaks next. Restart if you overlap.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who's the better kisser? Both point.
Pick three objects for a tiny museum of us.
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Tiny museum: choose three safe objects nearby and present them as exhibits about your life together.
POINTING CHALLENGE: Who would survive an apocalypse? Both point.
Hum a tune and let your partner continue it.
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The humming handoff: hum a tune for your partner to continue. Try three tunes each and allow any creative endings.
SPEED CHALLENGE: Name 5 things your partner loves in 15 seconds.
Pick a color. Find three things in that shade.
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One-color hunt: choose a color and each find three nearby objects in that shade. Describe why one deserves display.
SPEED CHALLENGE: Name every place you've travelled together. Go.
Three ingredients, one meal: what would we cook?
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Menu rescue: pick three ingredients you already have and design a meal using all three. Agree on a name for it.
DRAWING CHALLENGE: Draw your partner in 30 seconds. No peeking.
Pitch a local date with a free stop, snack and surprise.
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Two-minute travel agent: take turns pitching a local outing with one free stop, one snack and one unexpected detail.
MEMORY CHALLENGE: Describe what your partner wore yesterday.
Tell a story; your partner supplies the sound effects.
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Sound effects studio: one tells a made-up story while the other supplies sound effects. Swap after a minute.
MEMORY CHALLENGE: Name every job your partner has had, in order.
Draw your partner using only circles and straight lines.
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The tiny portrait: each draw the other using only circles and straight lines. Give your masterpiece a dramatic title.
IMPRESSION CHALLENGE: Do an impression of your partner arguing.
Build an A–Z of us, taking one letter each.
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Cooperative alphabet: alternate naming things associated with your relationship from A onward. Skip letters together when stuck.
IMPRESSION CHALLENGE: Act out how your partner wakes up.
Activities 41–54
Sell me an ordinary object as a brilliant couple invention.
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Mystery object pitch: choose an ordinary object and sell it to your partner as an amazing invention for couples.
SILENT CHALLENGE: Hold eye contact for 60 seconds without laughing.
Turn five of our photos into a new story.
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Five-photo story: choose five existing photos you both want to share and arrange them into a new story together.
Share something you've wanted to tell me, or pass.
Tap a rhythm. Your partner repeats it and adds a beat.
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Kitchen orchestra: tap a gentle rhythm on the table and ask your partner to repeat it. Add one beat per round.
HONESTY CHALLENGE: Say the last thing you were annoyed about.
Teach each other a handy trick in two minutes.
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The helpful swap: each teach the other one harmless practical trick in under two minutes, then try it together.
SWAP CHALLENGE: Order for each other next time. No hints.
Plan a ten-minute celebration for an imaginary achievement.
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Secret celebration: plan a ten-minute celebration for a fictional achievement. Reveal your plans and combine the best details.
Choose a photo you're happy to show. Tell its story.
Draw half a holiday postcard each, then reveal it together.
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One-page holiday: sketch a postcard from an imaginary trip together, each drawing half without seeing the other half first.
GRATITUDE CHALLENGE: Say 3 things they did this week that helped.
Pick one small kindness we could do for each other tomorrow.
FINAL CHALLENGE: Say what you love about them without using 'love'.
A little permission to take it slowly.
Choose something you both want to try. Adapt it to the time, energy and space you have.