December came rushing into my life so quickly that I never got around to creating an advent calendar. I was so disappointed until I realized I could redeem the idea for Valentine’s Day. There is something special about building up the anticipation for an event.
When Vitaliy and I were dating, we never really liked the idea of Valentine’s Day. We always felt that love should be celebrated in small doses on a consistent basis. That’s not to say that doing something big for your loved one is a bad thing. But if you only do something once a year because you’re obligated to, they’ll likely notice.
This Valentine’s countdown will give you a little bit of both. It will allow for small celebrations as it leads you up to the big day when you can go all out. We created it together and it made me even more excited for February to arrive.
Here are a few pictures to get you inspired and you can even take a peek at some of the ways we’ll be celebrating next month. Remember, you can click on the images to view them larger.
Like this date idea? You might also like this sunrise date.
Pingback: 300 Lovely Valentine and Valentine's Day Crafts
What a super fun idea!!! Thanks for sharing :)
Pingback: Take Charge | Valentines Day Date Ideas « blissfulsunrises
Pingback: 2013 Christmas Advent Calendar | PictilioPictilio
Pingback: Valentine's Day Dinner Party | PictilioPictilio
Pingback: Preparing for Valentine's Day -Pictilio
Pingback: Couples Valentines Advent Countdown {Romantic Valentines Dates} – Tipjunkie
Pingback: 148 Romantic Date Night Ideas for Married Couples – Tipjunkie
Pingback: 12 Ways to Countdown to Valentine’s Day! {how to} – Tip Junkie
Pingback: 28 Valentine Date Ideas – Tip Junkie
Pingback: Valentines Advent – Making Our Marc
Pingback: 300 Lovely Valentine and Valentine’s Day Crafts | Tip Junkie
Pingback: Dating With 148 Romantic Date Night Ideas For Married Couples - Search Enything You Want
Pingback: 25 Things to Do for Valentine's Day - Clever + Unique Ideas - Joyful Abode
Remember that although certain times and dates are off-season for weddings, reception sites such as hotels may be busy during the week due to conventions and trade shows. Check with your vendors to see if your wedding will be competing with business travelers; if so, rates won’t be as low as you’re expecting. You’ll also want to choose flowers that are in season for the date you’ve selected. Wedding flowers that are currently in season will be far more affordable than those that are not in season. There are many different factors to consider when choosing your wedding date. While budget and convenience are huge, you shouldn’t sacrifice too much in order to make your dream wedding come true. Find a happy balance between budget, timing, convenience and availability for all your vendors and guests and you’ll be set to marry on the perfect day.