There are a number of activities you and your partner can enjoy on Valentine's Day. Here are some suggestions for lovely things to do and share:
-A long walk somewhere special
-cooking a meal together
-a night at the theatre
-visiting the place you first met
-taking a pottery class together
-going to a concert (classical is good for Valentine's day)
-visiting a favourite restaurant and eating by candlelight
-visit a museum or art gallery
-take a picnic somewhere special
-if the weather is bad, have a candlelit picnic together at home
-try your hand at a craft together
-see an arthouse film or classic (Brief Encounter is perfect)
-see a romantic comedy movie
-reminisce about your relationship thus far, step at a time, over wine and food
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Valentine's gift ideas
When trying to decide on an ideal gift for your loved one, think about it long and hard to make sure it is something you know that they will love, and something that is either in line with their interests or something special to both of you. This could could include a DVD of a film they love, a nice edition of a favourite book, clothing or photographs. Whatever you choose, just make sure that it has some kind of special meaning for the one you care about.
One way to avoid choosing something that your partner will hate, especially if they are often returning unwanted gifts, is to buy them a gift card from a store you know they love. This ensures there are no awkward moments with a bad present, and means that they can buy a great Valentine's Day gift for themselves. Gift cards would make a great additional present, but it may be best to think of something a bit more personal as a main gift.
If you know that your partner has a particular hobby or interest, such as gourmet cooking, you could get them something to elp them enjoy their hobby more. Look for a cookery class in your area and take it with them so that the two of you can spend time together on Valentine's Day, while doing something that your partner loves. This way you both get something out of the gift.
Another great way to spend Valentine's Day is to take a trip with your loved one. If you're sure that this will not conflict with your partner's plans then you can quietly plan in advance, and then reveal your surprise to make for a great Valentine's Day for both of you. Make sure you plan way ahead of the day to make sure that everything is perfect.
One way to avoid choosing something that your partner will hate, especially if they are often returning unwanted gifts, is to buy them a gift card from a store you know they love. This ensures there are no awkward moments with a bad present, and means that they can buy a great Valentine's Day gift for themselves. Gift cards would make a great additional present, but it may be best to think of something a bit more personal as a main gift.
If you know that your partner has a particular hobby or interest, such as gourmet cooking, you could get them something to elp them enjoy their hobby more. Look for a cookery class in your area and take it with them so that the two of you can spend time together on Valentine's Day, while doing something that your partner loves. This way you both get something out of the gift.
Another great way to spend Valentine's Day is to take a trip with your loved one. If you're sure that this will not conflict with your partner's plans then you can quietly plan in advance, and then reveal your surprise to make for a great Valentine's Day for both of you. Make sure you plan way ahead of the day to make sure that everything is perfect.
Valentine's Day is coming
Romance is in the air! Valentine's Day is coming once again, and the time is right for you to be thinking about the best gifts and activities to help your Valentine's Day be special for you and yor partner. Here we'll be looking at gift ideas, things to do, and how to make your day memorable.
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