Hello, friends. It's officially February and I have Valentine's Day on the brain. I have always looked forward to this holiday. I know many people feel like it's a made up day where card, flower and chocolate companies profit off of all of us, but I've always felt that it's a great occassion to remind the people in your life how much you care about them. Plus, I love snail mail.
This year's gift guide has a little bit of everything - card ideas, delicious treats, at-home fun, cozy apparel and more. Whether you're celebrating with a significant other, your gal pals, or your kids, there is something for everyone. Let's get right to it!
You know I can never resist a food pun. This cheese-themed card made me smile and it's just $4 dollars on Etsy.
Lovepop Cards used to be a client of mine, and though I don't represent them aymore, I still adore their pop-up cards. This Lady & the Tramp one is amazing. It's $15 dollars, but this card is really more of a display item. The recipient can keep it on their nightstand, dresser or desk all year long.
Toast with your Valentine with this Will You Accept This Rosé half case of wine. It's six bottles, shipped to your door (or theirs). Plenty to get you through dinner on February 14 and continue the celebration the rest of the month!
When it comes to chocolate, I am obsessed with Cirque du Soufflé. You may recognize Chef T from last year's Valentine's Day gift guide or the profile I wrote on him and his business back in November 2020. He released a brand new collection of Valentine's Day chocolate bars this year and they are amazing. I ordered two, the Nutty Love and the Bitter Love. They are both so decadent! Check out all four bars here.
I'm also a regular customer at EHChocolatier in Cambridge, MA. Their lush bon bon collection this year is mouth waterting. Choose from flavors like raspberry cheesecake, chocolate fondue & strawberries, hot chocolate, hot toddy, burnt caramel and Belgian waffle. Select your box size (6 pieces, 12 pieces, 18 pieces or 36 pieces) and you can have it shipped.
If you like to bake at home, consider this silicon heart mold. You can use it to make chocolates, mini mousse, or even ice cubes for a festive cocktail.
For the baker, this heart print apron is just too cute. Comes in both adult and kid sizes.
A candle is always a great gift and Anecdote Candles has the best product descriptions of anyone on earth. This one is called Young Love.
For a Galentine, add to her winter wardrobe with these chic pink and red gloves. Their fingerless for easy texting, of course.
Add to the winter coziness with these heart slippers.
This red heart sweater gives just the right nod to the day without being overly cheesy. Perfect for dinner out, cooking at home, or streaming a movie.
For the kiddos in your life, consider these heart pattern PJs. Who doesn't love fresh pajamas?
For a quiet night in, this binge watching puzzle from White Mountain Puzzles will keep everyone engaged for hours. This is a great company, I bought many different puzzle designs from them for Christmas gifts.
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2022
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2021
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2019
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2018
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2017
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide 2016
- Valentine's Day Gift Guide: For All The Single Ladies
Wishing everyone a love-filled February 14, however you like to celebrate. XOXO
*Cover images courtesy of Unsplash. All other images courtesy of vendors.
