So, dear lover, what’s your plan for Valentine’s Day? Pardon the pressure and the yearly fuss that surrounds the fourteenth of February. It’s the only day set aside for love; it’s the only lover’s day you most likely won’t miss. You might forget the anniversary, the birthday, or any other day, but definitely not Valentine’s Day. It’s also all thanks to Saint Valentine, but we will let you lovers have it too.
Again, dear lover, what is the plan for Valentine’s Day? Of course, there are lots of options to pick from: a date, a gift box, a movie night—there’s really nothing new. How about these same things but with more thoughts? The value of a gesture does not always lie in the amount of money spent. Sometimes, the thought put into it counts more. Here are some date ideas to make your special person feel more special.
- A car date and a box of goodies
How about a long car ride around town on Valentine’s Day with occasional stops at wherever catches your fancy? Create a playlist for the night and give room for a conversation about everything and nothing; talk about life, music, people, the night, the stars, and talk about love. Laugh into the night and tell your partner how much you love them. Be careful or wild. Stop for ice cream, pizza, a short time at an arcade, or a food truck; be kids again. Just before you head home, give your partner a box of their favourite treats.
- ‘First’ themed date
Remember the first time you met? The first meal you shared or the first movie you saw? Why don’t you induce a little nostalgia? This is a good way to tell your partner how significant those moments are and how much they mean to you. Pick the notable moments you both cherish and recreate them. This would make a great romantic date.
- The premium foodie treat
Here’s one for the foodie. We all know that if you have a foodie partner, no date idea makes a lot of sense without the prospect of getting a good plate of food. There are two recommended options here for a mind-blowing Valentine’s Day date. A real foodie probably knows most of the best food spots in town. Your job is to find the unexplored territories, take them on a mini-food tour, and relish the moments of delight as they take each new bite. A second option is to have a private chef experience.
- Fairy godmother
Tell me I am a good listener without saying, “I am a good listener.” Here’s how. You know the wishes your partner makes about random things in their lives? That’s your cue. Make the wish come true. It could be as little as pimping up their work space or getting a dream gadget. Compile a list and curl the ones you can do, but do them in grand style. Put the handy ones in a big, cute box or let them work into a re-made room full of roses and scented candles.
- A Spa day in
Sometimes there’s so much uproar preceding Valentine’s Day that it actually breeds tension and anxiety, especially in older relationships with two career-driven individuals. A spa day would be a perfect option. Put the house in order and make plans to send the kids off to the grandparents or a trusted guardian, but first, send your partner flowers or a box of chocolate during work hours. Book a professional masseuse for you both, and don’t forget to order a good meal. Finish off the night with a movie you both love.
Have a Fab Valentine’s Day Loverssssssssss😍
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