63: Don’t Make These Mistakes That Will Ruin Date Night

Author: Ellen Dorian
Published: Thu 14 Aug 2025
Episode Link: https://makemorelove.show

Ellen Dorian discusses common mistakes made in restaurants that can ruin date nights, offering practical advice to enhance romantic experiences and strengthen relationships.

Part 1: Restaurant Etiquette and Date Night Atmosphere

- The importance of making reservations

- Avoiding rudeness towards restaurant staff

- Refraining from extreme menu customization

- Handling complaints discreetly

Part 2: Financial Considerations and Tipping

- Avoiding price audits and money talk at the table

- Handling tipping gracefully

- Checking menu prices online before the date

Part 3: Enhancing the Date Night Experience

- Being mindful of overstaying

- Maintaining proper table manners

- Keeping intimate behavior discreet

- Respecting restaurant property

Key Takeaways:

- Plan the vibe and mood for your date night in advance

- Be fully present and engaged with your partner

- Treat restaurant staff with respect and kindness

- Handle any issues discreetly and away from the table

- Keep money discussions off the table during the date

- Consider moving to another venue for dessert or nightcap

Call to Action:

Book a free Relationship Reset Call with Ellen to elevate your next date night and improve your overall relationship.

Closing Thoughts:

A successful date night can build momentum for daily intimacy and connection in your relationship.

Support & Resources:

Ellen invites listeners to share their thoughts, either in the P3 Insider's Community or directly with her via email. Or, for one on one brainstorming on a specific situation, listeners can set up a time on Ellen's Calendar for a free Relationship Reset Call.

All links can be found below.

"Until next time, remember, 'What I want most in the world is for you to Make More Love with Your Wife and In Your Life.'" - Ellen Dorian

Disclaimer:

The Make More Love show is for information and entertainment purposes only. It is not a substitute for the guidance of a qualified mental health or medical professional.