You’ve planned your wedding down to the smallest detail, except for one teeny, tiny little thing–what are you actually going to say to each other?

Not everyone wants to indulge in a rich or heavy dessert after dinner. Treat your guests to these light individual pavlovas topped with fresh fruit. The dessert is a perfect combination of tangy and sweet, thanks to the juicy pineapple and mango and tart berries on top.

We’ve all witnessed the death of a rockin’ wedding reception: the opening beats of The Village People’s hit seep through the speakers and the dance floor clears quicker than you can say “Y.M.C.A.”

Do a cycling tour of your nearest wine region, stopping for tours and tastings at various vineyards along the way. But don’t drink and bike: book a hotel or B&B for the night! Find more date night ideas here or download the 2life app.

Shotgun Vegas weddings often set the stage for hilarious movie hijinks, but tying the knot in Sin City is actually big business: more than 100,000 couples do it every year.

Your father. He taught you how to tie your shoes, and how to throw a curve ball. He made you pancakes on Saturday mornings, and always offered a shoulder to cry on. He adored you the second he laid eyes on you, and he was the first man that you ever loved.

Got a baby on the way? Congrats! Your life is about to change in beautiful, wondrous ways. But doing the things you enjoy doing as a couple now–going for out for dinner, camping out at a music festival–wont’ be so easy once you’ve got a baby.

Buy a pair of tickets for your favorite local sports team. What could be more romantic than rooting for the home team and splitting a giant pretzel with your sweetie?! Buying season tickets is a great way to schedule date nights in advance.

Check out the community bulletin boards at your library or laundromat, and choose an upcoming event by a local group (such as amateur theater companies, choirs or high schools) to attend. Along with enjoying an evening’s entertainment, you will be supporting the arts in your community. Have a post-performance debrief over cocktails or espresso.

Recipe courtesy of Gordon Ramsay’s Maze.