VALENTINE’S DAY GIFT GUIDE

 

Immediately after Christmas stores started stocking their shelves with heart shaped boxes, chocolates, and conversation hearts.

Valentine’s Day is supposed to be an extra special day to celebrate your loved ones. That could mean spending a lot of money, but it doesn’t have to.

 

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This year, if you’re like me and can’t really afford to spend too much on a Valentine’s Day gift look into these cheap/free Valentine’s Day gift ideas.

However, if you have some cash back money and survey gift codes to spend, here is the perfect Valentine’s Day Gift guide for 2018.

Unlike the majority of Valentine’s Day gift guides, I include a bunch of gifts that are under $100 so you don’t have to bust your budget.

 

GIFTS FOR HER UNDER $25

1) Expandable Bangle With Inspirational Quote

Jewelry is always on every Valentine’s Day gift guide. It doesn’t have to be gold or silver if it’s not in your budget. This alloy bangle is so cute. I love the quote on it. It says “You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think”.

2) Sexy Lingerie

I feel like lingerie can be a gift for both the person receiving the gift and the person giving the gift. It doesn’t need to be anything too risqué unless you want it to be 😉

 

 

3) Floral Robe

This floral robe is so elegant and sexy. Not just for Valentine’s Day, but great for a fun night in or a day of pampering.

 

GIFTS FOR HIM UNDER $25

1) Luxury Razors

Guys deserve some pampering every now and then too. These razors are an old-school take on grooming and have thousands of positive reviews to back them up.

 

2) Wireless Headphones

If you’re special one is into music or working out wireless headphones are a great Valentine’s Day gift. Get ones that are sweat-proof and noise cancelling.

 

3) Custom Cufflinks

Get your Valentine custom cufflinks. You can get one’s with their initials or one’s that reflect one of their interests. The options are endless. Music, hunting, fishing, animals, sports, etc.




GIFTS FOR HER UNDER $50

1) Designer Satchel Purse with Matching Wallet

A purse/bag for Valentine’s Day is a good gift if you know the person’s style because there are so many colors and designs to choose from. This satchel purse comes in different materials and each has a matching wallet to go with it.

 

 

2) Bouquet of Flowers

If you’re going to get flowers don’t be cheap. What I mean is don’t get cheap looking flowers. You can go to a local florist and tell them how much you’re looking to spend and they can make up a fresh bouquet to fit your budget. Do NOT buy premade if you can avoid it. I have a florist by me that is cheaper than the supermarket flowers and much nicer looking. I’ve also used Groupon and they always have promo codes for Valentine’s Day.

 

 

3) Box of Chocolates

I love chocolate. As a chocolate expert I know expensive doesn’t necessarily mean better. If you don’t want to make your own chocolates, buy your Valentine their favorite assortment. My hubby buys me boozy bon bons from the chocolate spot by our house. They are a little pricey, which is good because I’d probably buy them all the time if they were cheaper.

GIFTS FOR HIM UNDER $50

1) RFID Wallet

This leather wallet protects your credit card information from being unknowingly scanned/stolen. It’s a sleek bi-fold wallet that comes with a lifetime warranty.

 

 

2) Back, Neck, Shoulder Pillow Massager

This pillow can give your Valentine a HEATED back, neck, or shoulder massage. You might want to steal it for yourself.

 

 

3) Amazon Fire Stick

We have an Amazon fire stick at our house. It’s a streaming media player than gives you access to thousands of channels, movies, and apps. Our kids love watching original Netflix series and shows on Amazon Prime.




GIFTS FOR HER OVER $50

1) Lavender Spa Gift Basket

This gift basket has everything she’ll need to pamper herself at home. Lotion, body spray, salts, shower gel, etc.

 

2) Red Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer

My husband doesn’t think a husband should buy his wife an appliance as a gift, ever. I disagree. I could see not giving a vacuum cleaner or toaster, but a stand mixer for someone who loves baking is one of the best gifts ever. The red stand mixer is a nice added touch for Valentine’s Day.

 

3) Instant Pot

My sister got this for me for Christmas and I love it. It’s a programmable pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, yogurt maker, steamer, food warmer, and sauté-er (if that’s a word). I’m still trying out all of the functions, but it’s a great time saver and good for making healthy meals fast.

 

GIFTS FOR HIM OVER $50

1) Masterbuilt 30″ Electric Smoker

This is the exact smoker I bought for my husband and we both love using it. We’ve made smoked chicken, salmon, and fall off the bone ribs. It’s the gift that keeps on giving.

 

2) Smart Watch

I’m not a health freak or work out person, but I love my smart watch. It lets me check my text messages discreetly at work and keep track of my steps each day.

 

3) Beer Making Kit

This is like a grown man’s science kit. It comes with everything needed to make beer at home this minute.

 

 

Lots of Valentine’s Day gift guides only include gifts for her or him. Don’t forget the kids.

GIFTS FOR KIDS

1) Magnetic Blocks

I’ve already bought this 3 times for kids of different ages and they each loved these blocks. You can make a spinning Ferris wheel, cars, animals, buildings. It even has letter and number blocks.

 

2) Pretend House Cleaning Set

Both my son and daughter love pretending to clean the floors. Start them young! Just watch out they don’t dunk the mop into the dog’s water bowl. I speak from experience.

 

3) Science Kit

I like educational toys like this science kit because it’s fun for adults too.

 

4) Inflatable Bounce House

My older sister doesn’t have kids. So of course being the cool aunt she buys my kids the loudest/biggest gifts. My husband and I can’t wait for her to have kids lol

The good thing about this gift is it keeps them “contained” and tires them out from all the jumping around.

 

Hope this Valentine’s Day gift guide gives you inspiration to get the best gift for your Valentine while staying within your budget.

 

Valentine's Day gift guide

 

If you have any other Valentine’s Day gift suggestions that are budget-friendly feel free to share.

40 thoughts on “Valentine’s Day Gift Guide”

  1. Great suggestions! Valentines has never been one of the BIG holidays for us but this list makes me actually want to give gifts this year. They are all so fun and practical!

  2. Yea we aren’t huge on gifts either. Unless of course it’s something I know would knock the socks out of the person I’m giving the gift too or if it’s a budget-friendly gift.

  3. Great ideas! I love that red Kitchen Aid! I don’t think my husband would agree to replace the trusty old white one I have that still works wonderfully!

  4. thank you. Yes they last forever. There’s a woman on craftster that redid hers with flowers. It came out beautiful. If yours ever gets too old looking I’d give it a paint job and save the money.

  5. I asked my husband for concert tickets. Pricey but I prefer to do things rather than get things. Hopefully I’ll get the tickets 🤞🏼

  6. I agree, we’d rather go on vacation than give gifts throughout the year. Unless it’s something I know the hubby really wants we just save up for trips.

  7. I wish lingerie looked that good on me…ha! ha! But give me the instant pot. Hubby would love the smoker. Hmmm…I guess I know what our focus is these days. 🙂

  8. Great gift idea! I wouldn’t mind getting a instapot. hehe 🙂

  9. I really like ours. Unlike our other kitchen appliances (juicer, ice cream maker, slow cooker) I have been using it a lot. With the kids it’s such a time saver. Makes the best mac and cheese too lol

  10. The selections you have made and lay out of the pieces make them all enticing. Many of the things are things I have heard are very good. Saw the inventor of the wireless, waterproof headphones on Dragon’s Den lol.

  11. we don’t do a gift exchange on valentine’s, even though we still decorate and bake. But I might have to buy myself something from this list!

  12. We don’t normally do anything big either. I already got my chocolates from the hubby because my daughter doesn’t understand the concept of surprises yet. And my husband was checking our credit cards like I told him to so he saw that I bought us tickets to a show. lol

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