Valentines Decor to Fill Your Home With Love
Like most holidays over the last year, the majority of Valentines Day celebrations will be taking place at home this year - but that doesn’t mean they have to be any less special! To celebrate the big day and make it an occasion to remember, we’ve assembled a Valentines moodboard with some beautiful decorations fit for the season!
Create a celebratory area at home with our top five decorating essentials: party fans, banners, flowers, balloons, and, of course - treats! Mixed banners look great hanging on the wall but can also be draped across sofas and tables for extra flair. They’re also super easy to DIY!
Mix and match patterned party fans in Valentines colors to create a festive backdrop! For a more dramatic and layered look, overlap different sizes and string banners across. We love the use of non-traditional flowers in reds, pinks, and whites to complete the setup and bring a dose of freshness!
A firm entertaining favorite, dessert boards are quick to put together and a feast for the eyes and stomach! Gather some strawberries, chocolate, crackers, marshmallows, and candy for a Valentines special that covers all the holiday colors.
When it comes to cake, cupcakes are perfect for two and look beautiful on tiered cake stands that can form the center of your table. While we think red velvet cupcakes are ideal for the occasion, you can also add cake pops and chocolate dipped strawberries as complementing treats!
A Valentines tablescape is all about the flowers! Fill vases with mixed bunches of reds, pinks, and whites and place them over a decorative runner or table cloth. We suggest starting with a white foundation and layering pink and red through your tablelinens or dinnerware to create a look that’s fresh and sweet but not overly saccharine!
Speaking of sweet, no Valentines Day is complete without sugar! Fill some serving bowls or trays with wrapped chocolate, and some mugs with lollipops and flowers. Place these on a table in your entryway and extend the celebrations by leaving them out all week for people to grab as they come and go!
