Valentine’s Day is right around the corner; and between expensive flowers, gifts, and dinners out, it can drain your wallet. Follow these four tips to save yourself a ton of money, while still spoiling your Valentine!
Restaurants charge a premium on Valentine’s specials... why pay $20 for a simple pasta dish when you can make it at home for a fraction of the price! Plus, Sam’s Club sells champagne and liquor at wholesale prices, and you don't need a membership to buy it!
A meaningful gift doesn’t have to be expensive. A handwritten card, a DIY coupon book, or a framed photo collage can be more thoughtful than anything store-bought.
Florist prices skyrocket in February, but fresh flowers from grocery stores or big box retailers are just as beautiful at a fraction of the cost. (Look for refrigerated displays, as roses last longer when stored between 32-36°F!)
Store-bought Valentine’s kits can be pricey. Get creative and make your own! Try “You’re just WRITE!” attached to a pencil or “I’m so glad we’re in the same school!” with a small bag of Goldfish crackers.
For a free printable DIY Kid’s Valentine project, check out our blog post here!