Happy Valentine's Day, friends and lovahs! What are you doing tonight? Anything fun? Be honest -- did you forget all about Valentine's Day until this morning when on your way to work, you saw an exceptional amount of people wearing red and carrying flowers? Don't worry. If that happens to be the case, I've got your back. Send last-minute roses, get a sought-after restaurant reservation -- anything! -- with these 5 apps and websites for people who forgot it was V-tine Day. Hey, it happens.
Open Table. Get a last-minute reservation -- or at least try your damnedest -- with Open Table. Select your city, the date you want to go out, and see what's available. Easy as pie. Or, um, chocolates.
Treater. Treater is an app that lets you send a friend a, well, treat, along with a personal message -- and a photo if you'd like. You can browse different categories of treats (cupcakes anyone?), and instantly send a special something to your someone special.
Red Stamp. Red Stamp is THE most adorable card app. It allows you to browse through tons of categories -- holidays, invites, love -- and create a really cute, professional-looking virtual card to send to your loved ones.
Last-Minute Gifts. Quick, hurry up! You can still send flowers to someone you love -- and have them get there today!
Helpful Romantic. If you haven't made any plans or bought anything, and haven't the faintest idea of what to do, try Helpful Romantic. The app, which costs 99 cents, will give you individualized suggestions based on your partner's personality.
What are you doing for Valentine's Day?
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I'm not doing anything. I'm done with the stress of 'OMG! What if I forget!'. Done with the frivolous need to grab something, quick something- ANYTHING!!!!! to somehow express my love.
And I'll be honest. If my husband forgot, I'd rather he just skipped the last minute ditch effort and chose to express his feelings for me when he actually put some thought into it. Somehow... that seems a tad bit more meaningful to me.