Cozy, Casual Breakfast
I can't think of a better way to start a romantic, sweet Valentine's Day than sharing a laid back and intimate breakfast with your sweetheart (or roommate, or kiddo). Taking the time to make and enjoy a breakfast together, even if it's nothing particularly fancy really seems like a ritual that should happen all year round. Get the look: Table Runner | Gold Silverware | Pillar Candles | White Coffee Mugs
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What to Cook:
You know who makes a darn good quiche? Martha Stewart, that's who. I especially love this one made with goat cheese and a hashbrown crust.
Galentine's Day Lunch
Few things are better than lunch with the girls. Plus, it's pretty much the best excuse to make the most of your girly teacups, make giant bows out of napkins, and layer on the glam. Get the look: Pink Plates | Gold Silverware | Bow Napkin Tutorial| Teacups
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What to Cook:
This Cherry Cheesecake Dip from i heart eating is super easy, and great for sitting around grazing while chatting with your girls.
Romantic Dinner
Every year before Valentine's Day, I'm always tempted to leave the comfort of my home for bustling restaurants and special menus made for an evening unforgettable romance. Nevertheless, my favorite and most meaningful Valentine's Day moments have come from sharing a special dinner made by the two of you at home. A homemade meal doesn't mean you can't make the ambiance special, as proven by this lush red table.
Get the look: Napkin Rings | Gold Silverware | Candle Sticks are thrift store vintage | Red Glassware
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What to Cook:
Beef Wellington is a special occasion classic, but this individual version saves a bunch of time and labor while looking as impressive as its full-size counterpart.
Happy Valentine's Day!
