Do It Yourself Valentine’s Day Fun At Home

POSTED BY
Dina Weinstein

What do you have planned for Valentine’s Day? Are you drawing a blank for how to celebrate at home? Never Fear!!! Here are 16 quick and easy ways to celebrate at home.

Decorate your house
Watch a RomCom (or any movie together)
Make Valentine’s Day Themed Snacks
Read a Valentine’s Day Book Together!
Dress in Red and/or Hearts
Make homemade Valentines
Snuggle!!!!
Eat Red Food
Make or Order Heart Shaped Pizza
Go for a Valentine’s Day walk (or bike ride or drive) together
Have a Tea Party (Bonus Points if you get all dressed up too)
PLAY!!!!!!
Make heart shaped pancakes for breakfast
Order doughnuts for breakfast or snacks
Play Dress Up together. (Look for Mommy and Me matching outfits or just any dress up clothes!)
Make Cookies/Cakes/Cupcakes or any Valentine’s day treats together! Actually who says they have to be treats, make ANYTHING together!

Nothing says “I ❤️ YOU!” more than a homemade Valentine’s Day card.

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About Dina Weinstein

Dina Weinstein is a Richmond, Virginia based award-winning journalist who reports for numerous local and national outlets. Weinstein moved north from Miami, Florida where she worked mentoring young journalists as an advisor at the Miami Dade College student newspaper The Reporter. She is a Boston native and a proud graduate of Boston University School for the Arts and Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.