How to decorate for Valentine's Day

February 02, 2012

Whether you are planning on throwing a Valentine's Day bash or simply enjoying a quiet night in with your loved one, setting the mood is key for any holiday celebration.

No matter the occasion, there are certain aspects of any Valentine's celebration that stay the same across the board - pink and red decorations, whether homemade or store-bought, are key, and make sure there is plenty of holiday candy on hand.

All the single ladies out there may be planning a Valentine's Day dinner or cocktail party. Martha Stewart offers hundreds of crafts, from heart-shaped potholders to lacy candle votives that can adorn the table and other areas of your home come February 14. These decorations look perfect on the dinner table with Valentine's Day roses like Teleflora's Dance with Me Bouquet.

If you are hosting a romantic dinner in for your Valentine, make sure to set a romantic mood. Stewart recommends placing pillar candles in a dish of dried beans like kidney beans, pink lentils, red beans or red rice to create a warm candle garden for the dinner table. Accent any room with love & romance flowers like tulips for Valentine's Day.

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