Valentine's plans with lots of love (or not)
Proposals that are worn for an atypical Valentine's Day
The fact that this February 14 catches us in a pandemic does not mean that we cannot celebrate it, but that we have to do it differently. And since we are specialists in giving that touch of magic to any moment with just one click, here are some ideas on how to celebrate Valentine's Day despite the restrictions.
Warning, these plans are for you too, who spend the dates indicated, because on the 14th, "it slips or not" Lubets goes with you.
- Dinner with two hands.
We propose a romantic and at the same time fun evening, put on your apron and think carefully about the menu. Each member of the couple will be in charge of a dish, which they will present to "their jury" in great detail, have 2 portions, don't fall short...and once you have eaten the first and second dishes, write in a paper a number from 1 to 10.
Whoever gets the most points chooses the dessert...
We have the perfect dessert proposal for you to warm up. (Ecological heat effect lubricant)
- night between vineyards
We know that many municipalities are confined, including communities, now it's time and never before has it been so easy for us to imagine a perfect night at home.
We propose an evening of the most gastrocool. Go to the supermarket, get various cheeses, jams, and 4 bottles of different wines. Put them in the fridge so you can taste them with the different cheeses, a couple of drinks and you're done.
Remember to cool them well because little by little the room temperature will rise, watch out for the jam... that's what we're here for.
- Set up your own "Stay Room"
And for the most creative, spend a fun night hiding clues from your partner all over the house. Test him with questions, maybe you still don't know each other too well and that helps you get to know each other better. Or you have been together for a long time and you want to know spicy answers to break routines. You already know where the game ends. We will be close with just one click.
May the Lubets be with you!