Time to Start Thinking About Valentine’s Day!

December 23rd, 2007 by Jeannine C

When it comes to Valentine’s Day, you have two choices – wait until the last minute, then buy whatever flowers, candy or cards that are still available OR make this year really special by shopping in advance and making every minute of the day truly perfect.  Floating Gardenia Flower Shaped Candle From 100Candles When your special someone realizes all the work you did to make Valentine’s Day extraordinary, you’ll be treasured as much as your gifts.  Of course I’ll make suggestions using Valentine’s Day candles to make the day special.

Today, let’s start with breakfast.  Most people add a single red rose to the breakfast tray to add color and fragrance to the meal.  This year, instead of a live flower, try a beautiful shaped candle instead!  There are several choices which convey your love, and the candle will certainly outlast any live flower.

I love the idea of a tiny floating candle next to the French toast.  A beautiful gardenia shaped candle, offering that delicate scent, is wonderful floating in just about any type of bowl.  Even if you use just a regular cereal bowl, add a drop of green food color to the water to offer contrast to the soft white petals of the floating candle. 

If you want something a little more traditional, Discount Candle Shop has wonderful heart shaped floating candles in a rich Valentine’s Day rose color.  Buy two candles to symbolize both of your hearts, and float them in either a clear or white bowl for a simple, yet classic addition to start this special day.

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