20+ Romantic Valentine's Day Date Ideas for Cheyenne Sweethearts

Love is in the air! February 14 is nearly upon us, and if you haven't planned a night for your special someone, you're running out of time! If you're a Valentine's procrastinator, don't feel too bad; you're not the only one! According to a study by RetailMeNot, 1 in 10 people buy Valentine's on the big Day.

Feeling anxious about getting a date together? Don't sweat it - I've got you covered with romantic date night ideas for Cheyenne sweethearts. But what about reservations, you ask? There's plenty of romance out there that doesn't require a reservation...and you could always surprise your significant other with a certificate for another romantic night after Valentine's Day at a snazzy place that requires reservations.

How about a date on a dime? No worries, there's something for every budget on this list. Just make sure you gear up appropriately for your lovely adventure - some outdoor dates may require a coat and scarf! Check it out:

Romantic Date Nights Ideas in Cheyenne, Wyoming

Need some ideas for a romantic night out in Cheyenne? We've got you covered.

Gallery Credit: Phylicia Peterson, Townsquare Media Laramie/Cheyenne

Looking for something less romantic and more fun? Perhaps you need an idea for Galentines Day or a first date? Lucky you, I've got a lineup of fun activities perfect for a lighthearted get-together with your loved one or friends.

10+ Fun Date Ideas in Cheyenne

Need a romantic night out in Cheyenne? Looking for the perfect date itinerary? We've got you. Check out these romantic date ideas - there's something for every couple on this list!

Gallery Credit: Phylicia Peterson, Townsquare Media Laramie/Cheyenne

Facts About Valentine's Day:

The first 'Valentine's Day' occurred in 496 AD when Pope Gelasius marked February 14 as a celebration in honor of the third-century Saint Valentine's martyrdom. (Catholic.org)
One myth suggests that the phrase 'from your Valentine' came from St. Valentine writing to his love from a jail cell. (History Channel)
Valentine's Day coincides with an ancient Roman celebration of fertility called Lupercalia. (Britannica)
The cupids or cherubs (baby angels) on Valentine's cards draw their origins from the Greek god of love, Eros. 'Cupid' was the Roman version of Eros. (History Channel)
Hallmark estimates over 145 million Valentine's cards are sent annually - surpassed only by Christmas cards. (Hallmark)
The average spends about $165 for Valentine's Day. (Hallmark)