Valentines Day is only a few days away and that means it’s time to get to a gift for a special someone. Finding a Valentines gift can be a hard thing to do so here are a few simple gifts for the season to be the perfect Valentine.
Flowers:
Flowers are a timeless, yet romantic gift.
Leigh Nicks, owner of Auburn Flower and Gift says,“the most popular flower for Valentines Day is the rose.
The rose is a staple for Valentines Day and adds a romantic feel to any bouquet. If roses aren’t for you try a simple, elegant flower for a nice pretty bouquet.
“Hydrangeas and Calla Lily’s… things that are just nice and elegant flowers,” said Nicks
Jewelry:
Jewelry is a popular gift given for this holiday, but it can often be hard to find the perfect piece.
Tina Ware, owner of Ware Jewelers says, “right now everyone is into yellow-gold, a lot of people like hearts…another popular item is David Yurman.”
A yellow-gold necklace or a David Yurman bracelet or ring may just be the gift to give.
Rommie Ware, owner of Ware Jewelers says, “diamonds always.”
Diamonds are a classic. A diamond necklace or earrings might be what to get.
Candles:
Stuck on a budget friendly gift? A candle will be perfect. Candles are another gift option that won’t break the bank. If you don’t know what scent to get, go and make one together as a fun date-night.
Sydney Burnett, key holder at Auburn Candle Company says, “come in and make a candle together…have some wine.”
The Auburn Candle Company’s make your own candles are the most popular around this time of year, but some pre-made scents also take the lead.
“Rose Petals and Fruit loops always sells well,” said Burnett.
Candy
For those with a sweet tooth, candy is the way to go. Chocolate, Sweetarts, or even homemade sweets are the most popular, but according to candystore.com, “conversation hearts dominate over heart-shaped boxes of chocolate.” If you need a little push on which candy to grab, you can always get them all!
Stuck on a Valentine’s Day gift? Flowers, candy, jewelry and even candles might just be the way to go.
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