simplifying family | Whitney Cornelison
Swipe for Budget-Friendly Valentine’s Day Date Ideas
go on a nature hike
This has always been an affordable outing for us because most public parks are free to enter.
Dinner and a movie
Skip the crowds and make a delicious dinner at home, then get comfy on the couch with the movie of your choice.
Date Night at the Drive-In
Step back in time to the drive-in movie era and catch a classic flick or even a new release. Pack your car full of cozy blankets and snacks!
Card Store and Dessert Date
Browse the card aisle and find your favorite card. Finish off the night by sharing your favorite dessert!
Take a class together
Does a one-night cooking class sound interesting to you? What about private ballroom dance lessons, or a beginner’s level art class?
Museum or Historical Site Tour
Valentine’s Day is always a great reason for us to get out and cross something else off the bucket list.
Create a Coupon Book
Give your significant other a coupon book of experiences and dates to be redeemed at any future point in time.
Create a scavenger hunt
A scavenger hunt can be as simple as hiding meaningful gifts throughout your home, driving to your favorite coffee shop, or going on a short drive to do some star-gazing.
Popcorn and Puzzle night
Make a batch of homemade popcorn, and then spend the evening playing a few games or doing a puzzle.
Visit Places You Went When Dating
Are there any places you and your spouse used to frequent when you first started dating? Try revisiting them!
As a mom of four, Whitney offers busy moms practical ways to live a magically unhurried life while making memories with their families.