A top floristin Singapore knows how hectic it can get days and sometimes even weeks
before Valentine's day. The fanciest Singaporean restaurants like Gunther's and
Shinji are getting booked up quickly just for that one day known as Valentine's
day. Partners, boyfriends and husbands from all over struggle to find that
romantic bouquet partnered with the most delicious sweet treats, usually
chocolates, and follow it up with a dreamy and flawless dinner date. The top
tips for a hassle free Valentine's day celebration are as follows.
Plan a dinner date in advance.
Book a table for two several weeks in
advance - not a day or week before but several weeks. When choosing the perfect
place to wine and dine that special someone, do some research. Read reviews
online and/or ask around for recommendations from family and friends. Don't
forget to confirm your reservation days before the date. In case you've gotten
stuck in a rut and find out every fancy restaurant in Singapore is booked up, a
better solution is to cook her favorite meal and prepare it at home. Nothing
beats a romantic dinner at home prepared by you. Find out what dishes your date
likes and practice creating it before the big night. And if a home-cooked meal
isn't special enough, arrange the table with special dinnerware complete with scented
candles, romantic music and fresh flowers. After the meal, pop in a movie she
likes, run a luxurious bath for her or offer to give a foot massage.
Buy the perfect gift.
The perfect gift doesn't have to be themost expensive gift. Ask around for quotes on bouquets from different florists in Singapore and see what the
best flowers to give are. Buy flowers one to two weeks ahead of time for the
florist to prepare a special arrangement. Chocolates are always a good present
for Valentine's but in case the recipient stays away from sweets or is lactose
intolerant, think of other gifts of interest. It could be a book of her
favorite author or even a heartfelt letter.
Save and budget money for the occasion.
Valentine's day does not have to be so
expensive that it puts holes in your pockets but one does have to spend some
money for the night to be more special. Plan ahead and list down all the
expected expenses - dinner, gifts, etc. Trim down costs by getting in touch
with different florists, restaurants and/or gift shops and choosing which one offers
the lowest price for the most value. In terms of finances, know your
limitations and do not overspend. During Valentine's, what is most appreciated
is the time and effort given to make the day special.
Lastly, be yourself.
There's no better way to enjoy the date by
being oneself and letting the date run its course stress-free.
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