Summary
CYNICS may mutter darkly that Valentine's Day is a lot of commercial hokum, but true romantics everywhere welcome the opportunity to seek love or celebrate it on February 14.
And while the conventional bombard the objects of their affection with cards, flowers and fluffy toys, stylish suitors know that it's the spontaneous - and surprising - demonstrations of love made at home that really win hearts. "We're seeing a growing trend for staying at home to celebrate Valentine's Day," says Francesca Sheldon at Ten Lifestyle, an international lifestyle management and concierge service.See the full content of this document
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Looking for That Perfect Valentine's Gift?
This year the team is playing Cupid by scattering one client's entire home with rose petals, and redecorating a bedroom for another to include a "Will You Marry Me?" proposal written on the wall.
Their other love missions include arranging professional chefs to prepare romantic at-home dinners, and laying on home "spa" experiences with l...See the full content of this document
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