We Pinned It: Valentine’s Day Ideas

Another holiday; Another Pinterest Board to share!! Here are some ideas that would make Cupid proud.

Signed, sealed and delivered
Send invitations from the heart and wrap with a red bow (and go even a step further by adding a dash of floral scent before sending away!). Use an envelope as the invitation to ensure it will be a special delivery.

In The Name Of Love
While belting out these U2 lyrics, take time to spell it out for your special one’s using love letters! Paint wooden L-O-V-E & X-O letters and place on the mantel or add to the table display. While we’re talking/singing about love letters, why not write some from the heart and hang them around the room? Dust off that pen & paper and create an authentic love letter (remember to seal w/ a kiss)!

Sweet Hearts
It’s often expressed that the way to one’s heart is through the stomach so put that Kiss-The-Cook apron on and start baking with love! Surprise your guests with a heart filled cake or melt hearts with the chocolate fondue. Surely you’ll earn that chef’s kiss…(even if it’s a Hershey one)!

Depending on your skills, you may just want to leave the colorful macaroons to the professionals and pick’em up on your way home from work.

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Liz King Caruso

I started my first company in 2010 in the midst of the down economy. By sharing content on Twitter, Facebook, and my blog, I gained expertise in the event planning industry and have become a leader and influencer. Thankfully, I've been named Top 25 Most Influential Event Planners in 2013, 40 Under 40 Up-and-Coming Event Planners in 2011, the #Eventprofs Most Thought Provoking Blog and People’s Choice Award. This created a platform for me to build my business and strong brand even further. Working with clients on events like Earn $100K Summit and S.H.E. Summit Week, I help entrepreneurs integrate technology into their events to better engage their attendees. In addition to our client work, we also hosts our own events. As the founder of TechsyTalk and PlannerTech, I'm incredibly dedicated to educating fellow event professionals on how technology can enhance their events.