How to Have an Eco-Friendly Valentine’s Day With Your Boo

We all know that red is the unofficial color of Valentine’s Day but I think we should also include a little green and make it environmentally friendly

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Photo: Unsplash/@bel2000a

We all know that red is the unofficial color of Valentine’s Day but I think we should also include a little green and make it environmentally friendly.

Outside of the chocolates, roses and dinner reservations, there are many ways to green your Valentine’s Day. Be it a date spent out in nature, or an eco-friendly gift idea, check out some of these ways to show the earth you love her too!

Make a romantic, organically candle lit dinner at home. It’s cheaper, less stress of finding a reservation at the right place, and perfectly private – ooh lala!

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Make your own cards or support a local artist who hand makes cards from recycled materials. Also shop online at spots like Tiny Prints.

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Buy and give a locally, organic grown plant. Your loved one will be able to enjoy it a lot longer than expensive flowers that will wilt as soon as the clock strikes midnight on the 15th ; ) Or better yet, plant a tree and as your love grows, the tree will be a reminder of when the seed was planted!

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Instead of the usual dinner date, go on a hike and pack a picnic. Get out in nature and enjoy a delicious meal overlooking a gorgeous view!

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Book a retreat in a wildlife reserve, park or natural area. Your business will help support the running of such establishments.

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Ice skating on a frozen lake. Well, be sure it’s safe but it’s a highly fun and romantic way to enjoy the season.

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Volunteer! You and your main squeeze can share your love with others by making a date to help an organization in need. Be it helping out at an animal shelter or habitat for humanity, nothing is more fulfilling then helping others.

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Sow the seeds of love. Spend the day planting an organic garden. This way you enjoy a mutual activity and get to enjoy the health, eco-friendly and budget benefits all year long!

No matter if you’ve got a honey or not, be sure to make it a day full of love and fun!

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