VALENTINES DAY HELP!!!

elavoie7

i KNOW VALENTINES DAY IS STILL 2 OR 3 WEEKS AWAY BUT I WANTED TO DO SOMETHING CUTE AND ROMANTIC FOR MY OTHER HALF.  DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY IDEAS, OR ROMANTIC THINGS THEY HAVE DONE IN THE PAST? THIS IS OUR 3RD VALENTINES TOGETHER. (SORRY FOR CAPS) THANKS IN ADVANCE.

mandctaft

I'm getting my FI a nice card. Then I'm surprising him by showing up at his place while he's at work(with his roommate's help) and surprising him with a late dinner when he gets home.

I'm getting my friend more for V-day than I'm getting FI. It's not a big deal for us.

B&K10+13+12

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_valentines-day-3?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding BoardsForum:14Discussion:abe489d2-58d9-4889-bc5a-f7539e3f9cc3Post:dd931a41-15c3-4645-9be5-2661d8a42cba">Re: VALENTINES DAY HELP!!!</a>:
[QUOTE]Steak and a BJ
Posted by MyNameIsNot[/QUOTE]

Agreed.

stephtisdale10

I agree with the whole date night thing! take your other half to their fave resturant and movie or some type of fun and semi romantic activity that you both can enjoy. 
OR
you could make your other half their fave meal and cuddle up to watch movies and just enjoy eachothers time
either way, I am sure they will appreciate anything that you do!

AshnRobo

I'm making all kinds of oreo stuff. Chocolate dipped oreos, homemade oreos, oreo truffles, oreo cupcakes, etc. The boy is obsessed with oreos.

I'm having it all delivered to his work. That way he can share with his coworkers if he wants.

I will probably even cook dinner, but I doubt it. He hates my cooking (yet loves my baking...) Maybe I'll be nice and order chinese or something.

adktd2boots

No plans here.  We go out to dinner all the time, so I'm not going to make a stink and have a special outing where it's crowded and noisy.  I'll go to zumba like I always do and will have so much more room to trip over my own feet!

Just because the date is February 14th doesn't mean you have to become a sap and get all romantic and flood your SO with crap.  Why not show your appreciation towards each other on any other day of the year.  I feel the same way about "anniversaries".  WGAF what the date is!

Grits8812

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_valentines-day-3?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:14Discussion:abe489d2-58d9-4889-bc5a-f7539e3f9cc3Post:dd931a41-15c3-4645-9be5-2661d8a42cba">Re: VALENTINES DAY HELP!!!</a>:
[QUOTE]Steak and a BJ
Posted by MyNameIsNot[/QUOTE]
I like this one ;)

NcsuPsych

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_valentines-day-3?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:14Discussion:abe489d2-58d9-4889-bc5a-f7539e3f9cc3Post:ec652654-12cf-4ef4-863d-feb77b999d61">Re: VALENTINES DAY HELP!!!</a>:
[QUOTE]In Response to Re: VALENTINES DAY HELP!!! : I like this one ;)
Posted by Grits8812[/QUOTE]

You would ;)

lisanpase

horse and carriage ride in central park

Hilraythebride

I used to work at a restaurant and I can say from experience that the prices are jacked up, the food is rushed out, and the people are cramed in.  Unless you are willing to come super early for dinner (5PM) or super late (8:30 or 9PM) you will most likely be disappoitned.  Instead go with something more romantic and thoughtful, write a sweet poem or a few words about your feelings, get some rose petels and draw him a bacth (my man loves that!) wear his favorite outfit and cook for him, it doesn't have to be something you buy and will prolly mean more to him if it isn't!! Guys don't really want stuff, they want you!