Has the economy left you jobless or penniless? Well, worry not Angelenos, I can assure that you will still have something to do on Valentine's day even if all you've got is love. I've compiled a list of Valentine-appropriate activities that will allow you to celebrate this romantic holiday without breaking the bank. All of the following options are under $50 per couple!
FOR THE CREATIVE COUPLE: Venice Valentine's Day Scavenger Hunt, $50 per couple.
Do something out of the ordinary this year and report to Venice at 3 PM on 2/14 to participate in a hunt that's made for two! Make sure you allow for a few hours to enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of Venice, CA. This is a great activity for significant others, as well as friends and family members. Visit this site for more info.
FOR THE CASUAL COUPLE: Food at The Farmer's Market. $25-50.
Low on cash, but hell-bent on taking your sweetie to dinner? Enjoy a cheap meal, and a drink at The Farmer's Market. Parking is cheap with validation, and you can take a walk through the market as you peruse through a number of inexpensive options. Can't decide between crepes or chips and salsa? Luckily you can easily have both, and still sit together thanks to open seating.
IF YOUR SWEETHEART HAS A SWEET TOOTH: Sprinkle on the charm with Sprinkles Cupcakes, $39.
They're fun, they're pretty and they're delicious! Surprise your significant other with a dozen cupcakes from Sprinkles. With flavors like Chocolate Coconut, Chai Latte, and even Vegan Red Velvet, there's something for every preference. And if you're extra nice, maybe your Valentine will share them with you!
FOR THE LOW KEY COUPLE: Roses and rentals, $40 - $50.
Planning on staying in? Make your significant other swoon with flowers. Order in advance from Flowers.com. Don't forget to stop by your local rental place to pick up some romantic comedies! When in doubt, stick to the classics, "Love Actually," "When Harry Met Sally," "Pride and Prejudice," "Much Ado About Nothing," or "The Princess Bride."
Hopefully these low-cost options help you to plan something fun and budget-friendly. However you decide to spend Valentine's Day, be sure to tell your Valentine how much you care whether it happens to be your favorite girl, guy, best friend, secret crush, or even your mom! Happy Valentine's Day!
FOR THE CREATIVE COUPLE: Venice Valentine's Day Scavenger Hunt, $50 per couple.
Do something out of the ordinary this year and report to Venice at 3 PM on 2/14 to participate in a hunt that's made for two! Make sure you allow for a few hours to enjoy the sights, sounds, and flavors of Venice, CA. This is a great activity for significant others, as well as friends and family members. Visit this site for more info.
FOR THE CASUAL COUPLE: Food at The Farmer's Market. $25-50.
Low on cash, but hell-bent on taking your sweetie to dinner? Enjoy a cheap meal, and a drink at The Farmer's Market. Parking is cheap with validation, and you can take a walk through the market as you peruse through a number of inexpensive options. Can't decide between crepes or chips and salsa? Luckily you can easily have both, and still sit together thanks to open seating.
IF YOUR SWEETHEART HAS A SWEET TOOTH: Sprinkle on the charm with Sprinkles Cupcakes, $39.
They're fun, they're pretty and they're delicious! Surprise your significant other with a dozen cupcakes from Sprinkles. With flavors like Chocolate Coconut, Chai Latte, and even Vegan Red Velvet, there's something for every preference. And if you're extra nice, maybe your Valentine will share them with you!
FOR THE LOW KEY COUPLE: Roses and rentals, $40 - $50.
Planning on staying in? Make your significant other swoon with flowers. Order in advance from Flowers.com. Don't forget to stop by your local rental place to pick up some romantic comedies! When in doubt, stick to the classics, "Love Actually," "When Harry Met Sally," "Pride and Prejudice," "Much Ado About Nothing," or "The Princess Bride."
Hopefully these low-cost options help you to plan something fun and budget-friendly. However you decide to spend Valentine's Day, be sure to tell your Valentine how much you care whether it happens to be your favorite girl, guy, best friend, secret crush, or even your mom! Happy Valentine's Day!
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