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The Art of Romance Beyond Valentine’s Day
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The Art of Romance Beyond Valentine’s Day


Once a year, companies market their Valentine’s Day products within all our favorite stores and across our television screens. Red roses, chocolate covered fruits and goodies, jewelry, and stuffed animals are all touted leading up to the annual day of love and romance. And, while we love “love” and romance just as much as the next person, shouldn’t we celebrate love year-round?

Yes, celebrating the annual holiday is fun. But there is something to be said about a romantic gesture that doesn’t feel forced by commercial marketing.

Things You Can Do to Celebrate Love All Year Long

 

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Adventure Together

Most people will tell you their greatest memories are not those of gifts, but of time shared in new places. It can be a well-thought out trip or spur-of-the-moment outing in the mountains– the point is to get out and explore the world together. Romance comes in many forms, but the best is making new memories together.

 

Date Nights

These nights don’t have to be at the swanky new restaurant downtown. They can be spent people-watching in a shopping center, getting a coffee and dessert, or on a one-night getaway near the lake.
Taking time to focus on you and your partner encourages open communication and uninterrupted quality time.

After all, life is busy. Kids, careers, family and friends require a lot of our time. But it’s important that we don’t lose sight of the people we were before life happened. Making a point to reconnect with our partners is far too important to only invest on Valentine’s Day. And, to be honest, it’s in these moments alone, during date night, that we are reminded of why we choose one another.

 

Acts of Kindness

It’s the little things that go a long way. Offer to pick up dinner on your way home, or call your wife and ask if she wants her favorite coffee or bottle of wine before heading home from work. Fold the laundry, wash the dishes, put the kids to bed– do something to lessen her load.
This looks differently for everyone, but identifying your partner’s needs and figuring out what you can do to help is romance.
All in all, the art of romance involves showing up for the person you love all year long. Identify what that looks like for you and your love, and act on it.
Cheers to love and romance!
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