5 Fun & Romantic Things To Do On Valentine’s Day As A Couple

5 Fun & Romantic Things To Do On Valentine’s Day As A Couple

couple in love holding a red heart in their hands

It’s February, and this is the month that usually reminds us to celebrate love, admiration, and friendship. Yes, it’s Valentine’s Day! Being parents, we tend to forget about spending some quality time together as a couple – children come first right? Their needs are our top priority, and most times we don’t even think about having any ‘me time’ for ourselves. But that has to change! Happy and loving parents bring up happy and loving kids. This Valentine’s Day, take the opportunity to have some quality husband and wife time without the kids. Make the effort to show your love and appreciation for one another and remember the love that you have for one another.

 

Here, we’ve listed 5 fun and romantic things to do this Valentine’s Day as a couple, so take down some notes and start planning!

 

 

1. Plan a Romantic Picnic

young couple picnicking

 

Expressing your love does not have to be lavish. It can be as simple as planning a romantic picnic with your partner at a location near you. There are many picnic spots in the Klang Valley such as Perdana Botanical Garden, KLCC Park, Kepong Metropolitan Park, Titiwangsa Lake Garden, Desa Park City, Taman Saujana Hijau, Taman Lembah Kiara, and many more.

 

All you have to do is, pack a delicious meal for the both of you, find a scenic spot, lay a blanket, and enjoy the company of your partner over some food and drinks in the presence of nature. Take plenty of Insta-worthy pictures for your safekeeping. Simply relax and enjoy the sunny outdoors with your partner.

 

 

2. Enjoy a Romantic Staycation

Happy couple in love enjoying wellness weekend

 

Since Valentine’s Day falls on a weekday, planning an island getaway or nature retreat might be a little far-fetched. Instead, a staycation in the city might work wonderfully for you. There are so many beautiful and comfy hotels and Airbnbs around. Just choose one that fits you and enjoy the stay with your spouse away from home (and the kids).

 

 

3. Pampering Couple’s Spa

Wellness and spa concept

 

If there’s a way to de-stress and unwind – spa massage is it! You both deserve this treat, so grab it and go for it. Many hotels and spa centres have couples’ spa packages, whether you’re looking for some aromatherapy, hot stone, Balinese, or Thai massages, there are lots of treatments to choose from.
Simply surrender yourself (just for a day- or a few hours) and enjoy every bit of the couple massages you both have been waiting for a long time.

 

 

4. Romantic Glamping Adventure

Glamping Tent

 

How about exploring romantic glamping spots near you? Just 45 minutes away from the concrete jungle, there’s Janda Baik with so many glamping sites that will allow you to reconnect with nature. Immerse yourself in the pristine rainforest and experience a relaxing nature retreat with your spouse.
There are lots of activities from white water rafting, to sunset hiking – ideal for couples who enjoy an adventurous getaway.

 

 

5. Head To The Theatres Or Go For A Movie Night

couple in theater

 

Make your way for live performances of plays, musicals, dances, or music showcases. There are shows around the city at Istana Budaya, or Kuala Lumpur Performing Arts Centre (KLPAC) for live performances. Or you can take your spouse for a nice movie night. Catch up some alone time together and head on to a delicious dinner thereafter.

 

If you’re reading this, it is your cue to start planning for this special day! If you’re worried about who will take care of the kids, try asking the grandparents or your sibling if you could just escape for a few hours or a night. There are also a few trustworthy apps and sites that provide babysitting services, but they’re usually in high demand during special dates like this, so it’s best to plan now.

 

Good luck and may this list give you a little idea on how you can spend Valentine’s Day with your spouse!

 

A full-time MUM turned writer, Rosalind found her passion for writing only after becoming a mother herself. As a mother of two school-going children, she writes about real-life experiences, spending quality time with family and among others - parenting skills that need to be explored!

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