While Valentine’s Day has traditionally been reserved for extravagant dinners out and expensive jewelry or flowers, this year more people are looking for ways to be cost conscious, especially students.
Creativity goes a long way when planning an unforgettable experience for your significant other. Here are some ways to celebrate the day of love without breaking the bank.
Write old-fashioned love notes to each other. Hide them in places that your loved one will discover unexpectedly during the day.
Purchase a custom playlist of love songs or create a CD of music that will be sure to inspire romance.
Gifts that can be found for less than $10 are just as meaningful and thoughtful as any. A perfect red rose, a box of chocolates, or sweet smelling bubble bath are gifts that show your partner that you love and adore them.
Single people can also find ways to celebrate. Girl’s and Guy’s nights don’t have to burn a hole in your pocket book. Plan a get together that includes movies, food, and fun where everyone is responsible for bringing a contribution to the party. This alleviates the financial burden on the host or hostess.
Friends, family and kids don’t have to be left out of the fun either. Children’s Valentines cards can be given to anyone and are sure to brighten their day.
Most importantly and the least expensive thing anyone can do for the ones they love is to tell them. Remind them why they are such an important part of your life and shower them with reasons why they are loved by you.
After all, through out the year and especially on Valentine’s Day, everyone should be feeling the love, even on a budget.
—Jennifer Massey
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