Under $25 Gifts to Please Every Valentine
On "GMA," Jane Buckhinham reveals creative, affordable Valentine's Day gifts.
Feb. 8, 2010— -- Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and you may be thinking about what to get your sweetheart for the holiday.
In this economy, chances are that you are on a budget. Don't despair.
Trend and lifestyle expert Jane Buckingham visited "Good Morning America" to show you how to enjoy Valentine's Day without breaking the bank -- with a range of creative and romantic gifts that cost $25 or less. Some are even free!
These gifts come in several different categories, so there's definitely something for your valentine.
Personalized Gifts
When it comes to Valentine's Day, personalized gifts are a good way to show someone you really thought about them, Buckingham said.
Gift: Personalized Heart Puzzle from Personalization Mall.com:
Price: $15.95
Why: This gift is great because it looks like candy, and children can give it to their parents, or vice-versa.
Gift: Loveopoly Game.
Price: $19.95
Why: This is a personalized and romantic version of the game Monopoly. Couples can put their pictures on the board.
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Gift: Personalized Golf Balls at Golfballs.com.
Price: $19
Why: This gift is great gift for a man, and may be particularly suitable for the woman who is in a new relationship and doesn't want to get too romantic. Buckingham said the gift shows thoughtfulness without going overboard.
Gift: Personalized Books from Amazon.
Price: $9.95 to $12.95
Why: These are the equivalent of baby books for adults, Buckingham said. The books have specific areas for couples to detail when they first met, their first date and other milestones of a relationship.
The man who gives this book as a gift is showing his partner that he really thinks about her, Buckingham said, adding that it can be fun for a couple to use the book to capture their memories.
