Date night
Turn Date Night Into a Photo Challenge
Add a small mission to the night, see familiar places differently and reveal the photos together afterwards.
A date idea that does not take over the date
The challenges give you something to notice and laugh about without forcing a rigid itinerary. Use a few cards over dinner and a walk, or keep the Snaphunt running across a whole weekend.
How a Snaphunt works
One person creates the Snaphunt, chooses the setting and group size, and sets the reveal time. Players open the shared link or enter the six-character code in their browser, choose their name, and protect their place with a four-digit PIN.
Each player receives their own hand of photo challenge cards. They use their phone camera to complete each challenge, with three shots available per card. Photos stay sealed until the reveal, when the group can enjoy the shared album together.
For new dates and long-term couples
Keep prompts light for a first date, make them nostalgic for an anniversary, or turn a double date into friendly competition. The tone comes from the occasion details entered when the Snaphunt is created.
Photo challenge examples
These are inspiration for planning your experience. They do not add or change cards in the Snaphunts product.
- Challenge 1
Recreate your first photo together.
- Challenge 2
Photograph something that reminds you of your partner.
- Challenge 3
Find the weirdest thing under $10.
- Challenge 4
Take a photo somewhere you have never been.
- Challenge 5
Recreate a movie pose.
- Challenge 6
Photograph something that represents your relationship.
- Challenge 7
Choose something for your partner.
- Challenge 8
Take the funniest photo of the night.
Frequently asked questions
- Can couples use Snaphunts for date night?
- Yes. Create a hunt for two players, share it with your partner and complete separate photo challenge cards.
- Can we play on a double date?
- Yes. Set the number of players for the group and each person can join from their own phone.