Valentine’s Day Gift Guide

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I started thinking of gifts that were more sentimental and unique opposed to expensive. In our home, the cost of the gift is irrelevant. The thought that went behind it is everything! I wanted to share my sentimental gift ideas with you in hopes to inspire your hunt for that perfect gift!

As I was putting this gift guide together I actually chose one of these for Tristan’s gift this year! To find out which one I chose for this Valentine’s Day and why, keep reading!

This first gift idea I think is adorable! Until this past year, I think a lot of us forgot about puzzles! This Collage Heart Puzzle is especially fun since you are piecing together pictures you have selected. If there was a special event or trip this past year or just pictures from the year collectively. Also, makes for something fun to do together! If you are looking for a gift on the more affordable side, this also meets that being right around $42!

To Mark a Special Occasion

The next gift idea I found is actually the one I gifted my fiance, Tristan, with this Valentine’s Day. If you follow me on Instagram or read my Looking Back on 2020 blog post, you know that we became engaged this past November. Since the wedding is in March of this year, we decided against engagement photos.

To have something special to mark the occasion, I decided on a Custom Star Map. I was able to enter the coordinates of where we were engaged and personalize the map with our names, the date, and change the heading if I wanted to. Since this really was a gift for both of us, we already opened it and couldn’t be more pleased!

Beautiful and Functional

Next up on the gift guide is something not many women would buy for themselves. I chose this Le Clair Cinq Eternity Roses from their website for the gift guide because you get the best of both worlds! The beautiful eternity roses on top and a functional acrylic drawer on the bottom. I would this as my spot to place my ring while doing dishes or cleaning but you really could use it for anything!

This next gift idea is actually what I gifted Tristan with last year! LoveBooks is such a fun gift. You create your characters (giver and receiver) and then choose a theme, cover, pages, and really customize all aspects. If you remember MadLibs (hello, flashback) where you picked adjectives etc and it filled in the blanks of a story, this is very similar to that! I almost did another book again this year but found the Star Map which was more fitting this year!

A final gift idea is that you can never go wrong with a beautiful piece of jewelry that they have wanted forever! For me, this would be a David Yurman Bracelet. I love how classic this piece this. Being an everyday go-to piece that would match with everything, they can also get a lot of good use out of it!

My hope is that you found this Valentine’s gift guide helpful! I covered all price ranges as well depending on your budget. The gifts in this guide range from $42 – $300 so there is something for everyone!

Till Next Time,