Valentine’s Gift Guide for Creative Gift Givers

If you’ve been with your significant other for any considerable amount of time, you’re probably at a loss for a Valentine’s Day gift this year.  You've most likely have done it all:  flowers, candy, jewelry, spa gift certificate… sure, these gifts were all appreciated but certainly you’re looking for something different and unique.  Check out the below gift ideas that are likely to impress your Valentine.'

• Animal Feet Slippers – If you’re like most couples you and your beloved have pet names for each other.  Why not buy them an adorable pair of slippers of the animal pet name you have for them?  There are many different animals available for purchase:  monkeys, kitty cats, bunnies, puppies, and even armadillos!  Animal feet slippers are a practical gift that will leave your Valentine smiling every time they look down at their feet.
• Cleaning Person – It can’t be possible that there’s anyone on this planet that wouldn’t enjoy having a cleaning person come in and do his or her dirty work.  Why not give your Valentine the real gift of relaxation by treating them to some time off from their house duties.  This gift is great for all budgets because you can make the gift a one-time deal or you can make it a weekly or monthly gift if you have a larger budget. 
• Skydiving – Looking for a way to show your Valentine that you’re still falling for them after all these years?  Treat you and your sweetheart to the unique experience of freefalling from an airplane.  The opportunity to skydive will be a gift that you two will never forget and will cherish forever.  Please note that this gift is not for the faint at heart and you may find yourself sleeping on the couch if your Valentine isn’t a daredevil.
  
• Personal Chef – If you have a larger budget for this year’s gift consider treating yourselves to a delicious, privately cooked meal in your own home.  Make the gift super special by saving the treat for a workday when cooking a meal is the furthest thing from your minds.  It will be a delectable treat to come home to a fully prepared meal.  You two will then be able to spend the evening talking, laughing, and relaxing instead of cooking and cleaning up after yourselves.

Don’t throw in the towel this Valentine’s Day and give an ordinary gift.  Your significant other deserves the gift of animal feet slipper, a cleaning person, skydiving lessons, or a personal chef.