Valentines presents are something which is not a necessary in our house. To be honest sometimes we buy for each other at this time of year and sometimes we don't. I have had fun looking at some ideas that are out there though. These have been some of my favourites:
Lets start with a classic. A Traditional Wet shave Kit By the English Shaving Company.
Saucy : A lickable massage candle in Juicy ripe melon
( ooooer ) see here
A funky twist to the bouquet of roses
They are gorgeous. But so they should be at £65- £80 see here
The cheesy but cute. Try this beach print to see how your names look written in sand. Here
Or a secret arrow where you write a love note and slip it in the secret compartment here
It just goes to show that if you are looking for something a little bit different rather than a box of chocs then it can be done. ( Men listen out )
Do you buy for valentines day and do you like traditional gifts or do you like something a little bit more unusual.
It's the thought that counts for me and i went shopping today with hubby and brought him a jumper and he brought me a Mac lippy and a few lush bits so tomorrow we will just exchange cards.
Whats your plans for Valentines day?
I like different sorts of things, the sandy beach picture is nice. My OH has gotten me some lush things too, the raining men shower gel is amazing!
ReplyDeleteooh i got that today as well so glad its as nice as i had hoped x
ReplyDeleteI don't actually do Valentines day even though I'm married, haha! But I NEED that lickable candle! xx
ReplyDeleteGosh, I've never seen roses like those before! Great post hun :) I'm cooking dinner at home tomorrow night, but we're going out tomorrow afternoon to do a bit of shopping. We don't go overboard on Valentine's Day - we just get things for each other year round.
ReplyDeleteCatherine x
I have a selfmade postcard for my man, but I don't know if he has something for me or not.
ReplyDeleteThat arrow looks so cute, i wouldn't mind getting something like that :-D
The bouquet is beautiful. Hubby and I cook for each other instead of giving material gifts.
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