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Why not make an effort to save a little cash this Valentine’s Day? Make something at home instead of going to a restaurant where you have to pick between two items on their special holiday menu!

To be honest, I don’t understand the purpose in going out to dinner for fifty to one hundred bucks just because it’s a certain date on the calendar. I think it’s a bit excessive to want my fiancé to spend that much money on me again, even if it’s just once every few years.

We had a fondue supper at a fancy restaurant last year, which was a lot of fun even though we had to share a table with another unrelated couple. There was literally only a massive plant in the centre of the little table separating us. I had to ask the other girl if I could leave the booth to use the loo, which was embarrassing! Don’t get me wrong, we had a great time, but I think this year we should have done something more low-key.

My fiancé and I don’t have enough money to go crazy because he recently started working full-time at his new job and I’m still in school! In addition, we are saving money so that we won’t have to worry about money all the time when we’re on our honeymoon. We’re having a laid-back night at home this year. I have a few suggestions for meals we can make together, but nothing concrete. I simply don’t want to spend all of our money on a single date night when we can go anyplace and still have a great time together!

In light of that, consider these suggestions for Valentine’s Day presents or actions for your significant other:

Get them to assist you with dinner. Enjoying a night off and cooking with my fiancé is the best thing ever. I usually find him something to do outside on the grill or in the kitchen. Knowing that you made it together adds to the enjoyment of the meal.
Savour your meal outside by the fire pit or on the ground covered by a blanket by the flames!

Watch each other’s all-time favourite films or rent a ridiculous film.
Prepare your own chocolate-covered strawberries at home. It is very simple, and if you get them elsewhere, they are very expensive, so everyone wins! You only need to melt.

Dip the strawberries into the chocolate chips, stirring every 20 to 30 seconds, in the microwave. The strawberries simply need to be placed on wax paper and refrigerated for the chocolate to solidify after that. You can find instructions online for decorating them with patterns and garnishes. so simple and delicious!
Arrange a gaming evening for other pairs.
Give your partner the simplest present you’ve ever seen: a book of coupons with activities within. For instance, it might be anything like taking their truck to be washed or cleaning the house or dishes. I’m positive that having my fiancé’s truck washed would bring him more joy than any corny Valentine’s Day present.

Together, paint something. My acquaintance from a few years ago bought paint and a canvas, and all they did was spatter paint all over the canvas with her boyfriend. It came out adorable. It was sentimental to the couple and created a really cute décor.
Keep notes hidden all throughout the place, telling them why you still adore them. They’ll enjoy searching further, and they’ll smile at every note they find! If you gave them a gift or numerous small gifts, you might also organise a mini-scavenger hunt.

Use cream cheese frosting and chocolate chip cookies to make your own faux Whoopie pies. These were a big hit when I prepared them for a birthday. I simply baked store-bought cookie dough and sandwiched two cookies with icing.

Obtain a couples activity book and complete it together. Inquiries such as “where did you meet,” “how many kids do you want,” “what is your favourite part about dating them,” and vice versa are frequently asked when selling them at bookstores. Many of the questions they ask reveal information about one another to you that you were unaware of.