Whether you’re loved up or single we have some great ideas for the weekend so spend it in style!
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A night in with the lads or the girls. If you have a couple of mates who aren’t loved up, get the lads round! Maybe have a couple of games of poker or fireup the games console, get the beers in, and order every takeaway option going! |
| Head for the pub! With February 14th falling on a Sunday this year it’s a perfect opportunity to go down to your local, have a roast dinner and watch the footie, or head into town for a few cocktails! |  |
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Do something fun. Remember how much fun you had while you were younger, going to the zoo, the cinema or a theme park with a group of friends? Gather up your single friends and go somewhere you may not go to ordinarily. The best thing is, it shouldn’t be as busy. |
| Feeling adventurous? Taking place across the UK, these Valentine’s bungee jumps are a great
way of getting your heart racing! You can jump with your date or if you’re single and don’t fancy being tied to your best friend, you can jump on your own! Champagne greets you upon your return to the ground! |
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Create a hamper. Bear in mind they don’t have to be expensive goods. If your partner loves a particular flavour of crisps or has an addiction
to Walnut Whips, make sure they are in there! Knowing the foods that they like will say more than an impersonal basket of champagne and caviar ever could. |
| On a tight budget? Nothing says how much you’ve made an effort more than something
handmade. If your budget doesn’t stretch to buying a Valentine’s Day gift, then why not make them something special? Alternatively, just buy them some heart centered Jammie Dodgers! |
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Vouchers. No, we’re not talking £10 to spend in B&Q! Give them a series of vouchers that they can redeem against you. Things like ‘This entitles you to 1 massage’, or ‘I will do the washing up for 1 week’ are sure to do the trick. |
| Cooking. It’s easy to go out for a meal, but do you really want to rub shoulders with everyone else all crammed in to the same restaurant? Eating at home gives you privacy and a more intimate feel. You could either treat them by cooking, or have a bit of fun by cooking the meal together. |  |
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A walk in the park. Nice and simple, but mix things up a bit. As you walk, look for things that remind you of your date or things you may have already done together and tell your partner why it reminds you of that particular memory. Sometimes the simplest of things can be the best. |
| A lucky dip. Can’t decide what to do? Write down a load of different ideas, put them in a hat and pick one out! |  |
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