Budget-Friendly At-Home Valentine's Day Ideas
Dessert
You can easily purchase your favorite desserts like chocolate-covered strawberries or make your own using one of my favorite recipes here. If you're not into chocolate-covered strawberries you can also purchase whipped topping or honey or even make stuffed strawberries. Do what works for you! Wholesale clubs typically have strawberries for under $10, and I've found some with the stem on them as well around Valentine's Day.
Roses
Wholesale clubs have roses for a wonderful price all year long. Costco has a great selection/price, and I've used them in the past to purchase roses on a whim.
Ambiance
Creating the perfect ambiance for your home can be as simple as using tea light candles. I like to bring it up a notch and use battery-operated candles and of course for safety reasons as well. I have these candles here and love them.
Love NotesWhy not leave love notes! Each note would explain all of the reasons I love your spouse. Another option is putting little notes on a mirror in your bedroom or bathroom (in red, black, or pink of course).
Tip: Recycle paper, old cards, and string to save money.
Creating a romantic atmosphere for a massage is a must! Simply purchasing silk roses from the Dollar Tree, craft store or Walmart can make a big impact. You can also purchase candles from the same stores, and don't forget about the massage oil. Which can be really expensive. Opting to use olive oil, coconut oil, jojoba, and Sweet almond oil. Can be a great alternative. Also, make sure to put your oil in a pretty container!
Tip: Use what you have at home, and what you can afford. Search online for massage oil recipes.
Do you have any budget-friendly Valentine's Day tips?
24 comments
We always eat at home for Valentine's because it's so busy in the restaurants. Love the idea of printing out a menu and note.
ReplyDeleteThe printed menus are such a wonderful idea. Not just valentines day but for any spacial occasion. Thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is actually a great idea. Specially it's better to stay at home in this situation. I guess i already know what to do in our Valentine's Date. Thanks for these i deas!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome ideas! During this pandemic, we really need to save up and these budget friendly Valentine's Day ideas are perfect.
ReplyDeleteThese are such cute ideas! I would love to take time to craft some of this.
ReplyDeleteYes! It's Valentine's Day soon! I can't wait! And I need some ideas!
ReplyDeleteHome is exactly where we will be spending out Valentine's Day this year and these are such great tips and ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis Home Valentines ideas are really great. I am going to try this for Valentine as we are not going out.
ReplyDeleteGreat easy tips. Need to start thinking about Valentine's Day now. Love...love the Maya Angelou quote. Thanks for the ideas.
ReplyDeleteWe normally celebrate at home, it is not a very important for us, we rather go out when there is not that many people out
ReplyDeleteGuess you dont wanna face reality.
ReplyDeleteGBY
Valentines is fast approaching and will definitely take note of this tips. People will be celebrating at home now. Yeah, let's all be safe and healthy this Valentine.
ReplyDeleteI love your ideas. We would normally always be at home because it's too dang crowded. This year my husband is deployed so we'll have a Facetime date.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful ideas! There's no reason to break the bank to show someone you love them.
ReplyDeleteI think for Valentine's Day this year, I am going to shell out the big bucks for some fancy AF take out - from the expensiveeeeee restaurant I have been eyeing where the entrees are like $70 LOL!
ReplyDeleteThese are great ideas for a romantic Valentine's Day celebration, without breaking the bank. We normally stay home on Valentine's Day because we don't like crowds.
ReplyDeleteI love the idea,I would definitely appreciate this at any time of the year.
ReplyDeleteValentine's day is so near, I'm so excited. And thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteWe never go out for Valentine's day, we have a stay-at home tradition. I personally don't like fighting over a seat at a restaurant.
ReplyDeleteThose are fun ideas. My kids always loved menus, and it would be nice to put together something for them to make the day special.
ReplyDeleteThe menu sounds like a sweet idea. I have used canva once or twice so should be able to figure it out.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning an at home dinner with a few of my single friends. It will be an early evening as we currently have curfew here. I send out invitations via canva. I find people really like getting an invitation even if it is electronic.
ReplyDeleteI love these ideas! As much as we want to spend Valentine's Day outside..it's best to celebrate it at home. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThese are such wonder V-day celebration ideas! Thanks for sharing, will follow your tips 😍
ReplyDeleteThanks,
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