How to Celebrate Valentine’s Day When You’re Single
Why should the most romantic day of the year be restricted only to those that are in relationships? Valentine’s Day can be just as fun for single people too – all you have to do is gather your friends, get creative, and celebrate the day your own way! For a little inspiration, here are five ideas for making Valentine’s Day memorable when you’re single.
Organise a Dinner Date with Your Friends
Countless couples will be packing the tables of restaurants on Valentine’s Day, and there’s no reason why you can’t join them. After all, it’s a day to spend with those you love most, and for many of us that’s our best friends. Gather your closest pals and book a table at your favourite restaurant to spend the evening in great company, in which you can drink as much as you like, eat whatever you like and not have to worry about getting food in your teeth!
Indulge in a Treatment
It could be a manicure, a massage, or even a brand new haircut, but nothing will make you feel more fantastic on Valentine’s Day than an indulgent beauty treatment. Of course you can share the experience with a friend, but it’s just as wonderful to enjoy on your own, and everyone is sure to notice your glow.
Go Speed-Dating
Some may recoil in horror at the thought of speed-dating, but hey, what do you have to lose? Around Valentine’s Day you’re sure to find plenty of speed-dating nights organised in your area, so get a daring single friend to go with you and meet plenty of potential partners, or at least some future friends. It’s a light-hearted way to spend Valentine’s Day, and you’re guaranteed to have a laugh.
Surprise a Friend with a Valentine’s Day Card
A survey conducted by the greetings card specialist Hallmark found that one in five anonymous cards sent on Valentine’s Day come from a friend, in an attempt to put a smile on their single chum’s face. That sweet gesture really could make their day, so why not check out Hallmark’s great range of personalised cards available to buy online and give your friend an ego boost on Valentine’s Day that they won’t soon forget!
Brava, Jane.
Even when Bronnie was alive, the only cards that were sent from us were really to people who felt their aloneness keenly and, as you say, needed a smile that day.
Very well said. HMSx
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Thanks lovely x