Adventure as a family value
Adventurous families take the scenic route, try the strange food and say yes to new places. The value is less about distance than attitude: meeting the unknown with curiosity instead of worry. A compass or a mountain makes a fine charge for a family that explores.
Family mottos about adventure
- Go and see
- Explore more
- Adventure awaits
- Say yes to adventure
- Explore more. Choose joy.
- Explore more. Laugh often. Be well.
- Adventure and nature
Latin mottos with adventure
In Latin, adventure is Audacia. Paired with another value it makes a classic two-word motto.
- Audentes Fortuna Iuvat
- Fortune favors the bold
- Ad Astra
- To the stars
- Audacia et Gaudio
- By daring and joy
- Audacia et Risu
- By daring and laughter
- Audacia et Salute
- By daring and health
- Audacia et Natura
- By daring and nature
- Audacia et Liberalitate
- By daring and generosity
- Audacia et Hospitalitate
- By daring and hospitality
- Audacia et Gratia
- By daring and gratitude
Creed lines about adventure
Classic (timeless and formal)
We go boldly into the wide world.
We seek out new roads and new horizons.
We meet the unknown with open eyes.
Warm (heartfelt and plain-spoken)
We explore new places and try new things.
We say yes to adventures, big and small.
We make memories, not excuses.
Playful (funny, but still true)
We take the scenic route. Every time.
We get lost on purpose and find great snacks.
We pack too much and regret nothing.
A sample creed built around adventure
This is what the generator writes for a family whose answers put adventure first, in the classic tone. Your family's own answers will change the lines, and you can edit every one.
This is our family creed:
We seek out new roads and new horizons.
We rejoice in every day we are given.
We never take ourselves too seriously.
So it is, and so it shall be.
Adventure in heraldry
Tenné (orange) is the color most often tied to adventure: traditionally worthy ambition. Symbols that suit it:
Talk about it at the table
- What is the best adventure our family has had?
- Where would you go if we could go anywhere next year?
- What new thing should we try together, close to home?