We’re big fans of Galentines day here at Lucha Libre; because we’re big believers in all sorts of relationships being important and celebrating the important people in our lives. Valentines its traditionally for couples, so we love the idea of the day before that being for friendships and other relationships.
We’re just a few weeks away from Galentines day, so if you’re thinking of sending a card, buying a gift or even arranging a day out then now is the time to get organised. We were recently invited to try out some jewellery from Daisy Jewellery, and we felt it would make an ideal gift if you are looking to gift something to a friend. Of course, if gifting jewellery for Valentines Day is up your street then the jewellery works perfectly for this too!
What I loved when browsing the Daisy Jewellery site was the range of items they had; including vintage-inspired styles with a little nod to 1920’s glamour. Buying jewellery for someone else can sometimes be tough; because it’s such a personal thing with regards to what style you like and what you like to wear. So having a website with all of these different items in one place makes for an ideal way to shop.
Celebrating Galentines
Of course, much like any celebration, Galentines isn’t about what you buy for someone else, but the thought you put into it. If you’re on a budget then a picnic in the park or a simple card to let someone know you appreciate them can go a long way. Life is often busy and we don’t always get to make as much time for our friends as we would like, especially as we get older and our commitments grow.
However, we love Galentines Day for the fact that it is a day in the year that we’re encouraged to make time to celebrate these relationships and that to us is really important!
Do you celebrate Galentines Day? We’d love to hear your celebration plans!
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About Debz Louise
Debz Louise is a UK-based lifestyle expert and the founder of several lifestyle blogs, including Wannabe Princess and Under 5s. Specializing in everything from interior design and home renovation to body-positive fashion and early years development,