
10 Best Non-Traditional Valentine’s Day Ideas
Tired of the chocolates and flowers? Are you totally over stuffed animals? You need to think outside the box this Valentine's Day. Here are some ideas:
- 1
His and Her bath robes with names embriodered
It won't be gone in a week or make you fat and everyone needs a robe!
- 2
Write 365 love or gratitude notes
Get a packet of sticky notes and write something lovey dovey on 365 of them. Put them in a jar and label it "smile a day."
- 3
Get a sharpie and an inexpensive white sheet. Create a "bed-time game"
Draw a game board like "snakes and ladders" or "Candyland" with a pair of fuzzy dice. Write fun bed-time "activities" in the squares and do them when your game piece lands on the square.
- 4
Buy a book about sensual massage and read it together
Word to the wise, buy one WITHOUT graphic pictures in case the kids find it.
- 5
Create a romantic treasure hunt
Leave little gifts like flowers, chocolates, jewelry in scenic places around town and go find them together.
- 6
Find a coin with cool symbolism and make a ring out of it
Many websites will help you convert coins into rings. Find one with the year of their birth, or your anniversary, or a coin from the country of their origin, or where they studied abroad (maybe Japan if they're into sushi or anime).
- 7
Surprise them with a Nerf gun fight
Spice up your relationship with a little bit of frisky, immature fun. Buy $7 nerf guns and surprise them with a challenge. Have a reward they'll really like at the end to give them motivation (if they're the stuck up type).
- 8
Rent a cool ride to share
If the weather is good, rent a tandem bike. It will be tough to learn at first, but then you'll really enjoy the "togetherness" of it. If the weather is bad, rent a gator off road vehicle. If you're not "out-doorsy" rent a really fun automobile and go for a drive.
- 9
Make a tent in your living room with romantic candles, cushions and snacks (grapes, chocolate, dates, orange slices)
Sometimes all you need to spice up your love life is a change of scenery.
- 10
Rent a projector and fill a kiddie-pool with blankets and pillows
If it's warm enough, do it outside, otherwise your living room will work fine. Get a romantic movie (if there's none out now go with a classic, but don't risk a lame one) and project it on your wall. Lay in the fun kiddie-pool bed and enjoy.
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