Single on Valentine’s Day? Fantastic!

There are plenty of reasons why it’s good to be unattached on February 14^th – we know it’s a little cliché but bear with us. Here are some of our favourites…

No pressure

People have very different expectations for Valentine’s Day so being unattached means you’ll avoid any pressure and don’t have to worry about whether or not you should buy your date a gift (or buy one and keep it in reserve just in case they get you one -we have done this!)

You can host an anti-Valentines day party

Since the film Valentine’s Day, we’ve wanted to do this! Go with a "Love Hurts" theme and use all black decorations. No flowers, no cards, no candy… just good food, good friends, and good drinks!

A great excuse to spend time with friends

Whether you plan a Valentine’s-appropriate chick flick or an alternative horror, Valentine’s Day can be a great day to spend with friends. If you’re a little disappointed to be missing out on a candlelit meal why not host a semi-formal dinner party? Being single doesn’t mean you have to go without fizz!

Make the day all about the things you love

If you’re not keen on roses but you love daisies treat yourself. Stay in and indulge in the guilty pleasures you don’t get enough of: your favourite foods, a film, a bubble bath or a new book. Pamper yourself, guilt-free.

You’re going to save money

It’s been revealed that the average British man spends £40 on Valentine’s Day - pricey! Instead, count your financial blessings and buy those chocolates half price on the 15^th?

You can spend it with your Hollywood crush

When you’ve got a Ryan Gosling movie marathon lined up who wants to go out? Why not invite over your friends so you can swoon together.

The possibilities are endless

The future is open to endless beautiful possibilities.

Choose hope and Flirtify for the future!