Wolves of Winter

Like in any great fairy tale, you each embody the spirit of Nyx and Pumpkin, white and black wolves. Start your journey by meeting at a pre-designated location in the snowy forest. Claim your territories in the snow and indulge in playful activities. Mimic the games that wolves play with each other, using gentle tackles, cute chases and joyful leaps.
As Nyx, the white wolf, you're a skilled hunter. Put on a show of your 'hunting prowess'. While as Pumpkin, you present your 'kills' to Nyx. Your shared 'feast' can be a simple snack or hot beverage you brought with you.
The grand finale of your date is 'building' your den (you may actually set up a simple tent or some foldable chairs). As you huddle together for warmth and companionship, exchange stories, share warmth, and bask in the afterglow of your adventure.

Firstly, make sure you’re dressed warm enough for a few hours in the snow. Different layers are recommended so you can add or remove as necessary. Pay special attention to your footwear as well, ensuring it's insulated and waterproof.
Plan your 'play session', your 'hunt' and your 'den building' in advance. Bring small snacks and hot beverages that can serve as your 'feast'. For the 'den', portable chairs or a simple tent would suffice. Also, prepare a small first aid kit for unwanted accidents.
Don't forget to incorporate elements that lend authenticity to your roles. Any wolf-like accessories, such as wolf-ear headbands or faux fur lined gloves, will help you immerse yourselves further into the roles of Nyx and Pumpkin.

Use your creativity to make your play session lively. Act out various wolf-like behaviors to enrich your role-playing experience.
This scenario can make you feel vulnerable and excited. Remember, the point is to have fun and enjoy each other's company. Don't worry about external onlookers, focus on your partner and the unique world you've created.
Keep in mind boundaries and respect each other's comfort levels. This is an intimate and fun scenario, but it's essential that both of you feel comfortable with each act you perform.