Wondering what to get your husband/boyfriend/fiancé/significant other for Valentine’s Day? Here’s my Valentine’s Day GIFT GUIDE FOR HIM!

If something is included, that means it is something my husband, brother or dad personally owns and loves, or something I think one of the guys in my life would like!

I have them arranged by price point below 🙂 Just click on the image and it will take you directly to the page to shop. Or shop my Amazon storefront here.

Below I have some gift ideas arranged by price, some free ideas, and experience gifts!

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$0 – $50

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$50 and up

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Experience Gifts

Experience gifts are fun and the gift that keeps on giving! Here’s some fun ideas:

• Coffee class
• Painting with a twist
• Cooking class
• Pottery
• Couples massage
• Concert
• Drive in movie
• Putt Putt golf
• Axe throwing
• Dance lessons
• Sporting event
• Piano bar

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Free ideas

Spencer & I keep it simple on Valentine’s Day – I love it, because it’s a week before my birthday and I’m obsessed with pink so I love all the decor! But we have never gone out to dinner on Valentine’s Day. We usually keep it low key and do something at home – he will usually get me flowers and a card, or a gift to open in the morning, depending on the day we have gotten the heart shaped biscuits at Chick-fil-A and had brunch, then we have a tradition of eating pizza for dinner 🙂

When we were dating, we were long distance – Spencer was in Indiana and I was in Tennessee. We hadn’t known each other very long and weren’t going to be together for it, so Spencer had a pizza delivered to my house in Nashville. Since then, we’ve had a pizza dinner every Valentine’s Day. One year we ordered a heart shaped pizza, tried to make our own pizza (key word *tried), or incorporated pizza at some level for our Valentine’s dinner.

If you are ballin’ on a budget, here are some other ideas for Valentine’s Day!

• Game night at home – check out this couples game/conversation starter
• Order take out & watch a rom com
• Cook a special meal with candles & flowers
• Spa night (massage each other, light candles, do face masks, bubble bath)
• Build a fort
• Make fancy cocktails
• Wine tasting at home
• Recreate your first date
• Camp in the backyard
• Romantic scavenger hunt (final clue = couple gift you can use that evening)
• Baking contest
• Record your love story
• Watch your wedding video/look at wedding pictures

However you celebrate Valentine’s Day, remember not to compare your day to anyone else, and focus on the love you and your partner share and remember why you love them <3