<human>: Background:  I met this girl through a friend a little over a month ago (maybe a month and a half?) (we all go to the same school), and have talked to her a few times.  She's extremely nice, funny, pretty, likes a lot of things I do, yadda yadda yadda.  I asked if she wanted to grab coffee a couple weeks back, we did and talked for around an hour.  The next week, I made plans for us to go to dinner together for our club's dinner.  We weren't very specific on the time, I ended up getting there around 20 minutes late (I fucked up, I know).  I saw the seat next to her was empty but had a purse on it, so I sat a few seats away.  Then someone asked if anyone was sitting there, she said no, and moved it, it was her bag.  So I messed up bad there.  I apologized after that (she forgave me, there were plenty of other people to talk to) and made plans to hang again.  She and I are outdoorsy types, so I brought up the idea of going kayaking and she agreed.  We did that and had a great time.  I'm really starting to like her, so last week I said "Can I take you out to dinner", and she seemed a bit surprised but said yes.  

So my plan is to have an impromptu picnic at the lake with gourmet sandwiches from the local sandwich shop (which I know she likes), and some wine to make it extra special.  Near the end of that, I'm planning to tell her I see her as more than a friend and want to be more than a friend.  Is this too much for a first dinner date?  I figured it would be more special doing that than just going out to dinner.  What do you guys think?

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<bot>: have plans to have a classy picnic with a girl I'm interested and want to tell her how I feel about her during that time and am wondering if it's too much.