Three little words are so important when you’re in a relationship – but how do you show them how much you love them? Create a Romantic Valentine’s Day for your honey this February 14th.Think of fairy lights, rose petals and spelling out “I Love You” with tea lights or writing it on chocolate covered strawberries. What about covering their mirror with post its in a heart shape, each with a little love note – who wouldn’t love to come home to that. Of course these ideas could also be used for an anniversary or birthday too. If you are hosting a party a cute idea is to have photos hanging from red balloons!
This Romantic Valentine’s Day Dessert Table, featuring a red and chocolate-themed display, is sure to impress and delight your guests.
Supplies & Decor
- Red tablecloth
- Decorative “LOVE” marquee sign
- Artificial or fresh red roses
- Elegant serving plates and glassware
- Candles or fairy lights for ambiance
- A rich chocolate cake with pink frosting swirls for a romantic touch.
- Vanilla or chocolate cupcakes topped with whipped frosting and a cherry.
Instructions
Cover the table with a red tablecloth for a bold, romantic feel. Place the cake in the center as a focal point, with smaller treats surrounding it. Position the “LOVE” marquee sign as the backdrop and arrange roses around the table for elegance. Dim the lights and add candles or fairy lights for a warm glow.
Create a cozy and romantic backdrop for the bedroom by spelling ou “I Love You” with battery operated tea lights.
Supplies
- Battery operated tea lights
- Red balloons
- Love notes, letters, or small gift boxes
Instructions
Start with fresh, neatly spread bed sheets. Spell out “I Love You” with battery operated tea lights on the ground.
Tie balloons with thin ribbon and attach them to the bed or nearby objects so they float effortlessly.
Give them a delicious treat with chocolate dipped strawberries that spell ” I love you”.
Supplies
- Fresh strawberries (preferably large and ripe)
- Semi-sweet or dark chocolate chips
- White chocolate chips or melting wafers
- Piping bag or small plastic bag
- Wax paper or parchment paper
- Small bowl for melting chocolate
Instructions
Start by washing and drying the strawberries. Make sure they are completely dry so the chocolate will stick properly.
Next, melt the chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl, stirring in between every 30 seconds until it is smooth. Take each strawberry by the stem and dip it into the melted chocolate. Let any extra chocolate drip off before placing the strawberries on a tray lined with wax paper. Melt the white chocolate chips in a separate bowl. Pour the melted white chocolate into a bag with a small hole cut in the corner. Carefully pipe the letters “I,” a heart symbol, “L,” “O,” “V,” and “U” onto the strawberries. You can also make swirls or dots for extra decoration.
