25 Valentine’s Day ideas that’ll make you fall in love all over again.

• Go on a tour of your neighborhood.

Who knows, your locale might have some hidden gems waiting to be explored. Whether it’s a newly opened restaurant or a favorite café, your neighborhood can be a key player in your love story.

• Treat your sweet to, well, treats!

Whip up your partner’s favorite treats and lay them out on a cute charcuterie board. If you want to go the extra mile and put your baking chops to the test, consider making their favorite treats from scratch. To make your treat board more special, make a sweet card to go with it. Adobe Express gives you a fun and exciting way to make custom Valentine’s Day cards in just a few taps—which brings us to our next Valentine’s Day idea.

• Make a sweet Valentine’s Day card.

Let’s face it. Generic Valentine’s Day cards just won’t cut it, not if you’re looking to make that special someone in your life feel like they’re on top of the world. Here’s what you could do, though: make a super special custom card. Or write a heartfelt letter. Or a sweet poster. Or a lovely banner. There’s really no limit to what you can make with Adobe Express. In just a few clicks, you can make something magical using professionally designed templates and beginner-friendly editing tools; no experience is required.

• Learn something new together.

Whether it’s a few hours or a few days, nothing beats learning something new with your loved one. From arts and crafts lessons to cooking classes, you’ll get to learn new skills and make something special for your partner.

• Enjoy a day at the spa.

Sometimes, all it takes to unwind from all of life’s daily stressors is a day at the spa. Book a couple’s session at your local spa, or go the DIY route and enjoy an at-home spa day.

• Go on a road trip.

Going on a road trip is always a good idea. Doesn’t matter if it’s Valentine’s Day or any other day. You get to enjoy new experiences, reflect on your relationship, and strengthen your bond with your SO or family. Plus, nothing beats the incredible flexibility that road trips offer. Just make sure you’re well-prepared. Start by planning a general route, checking your car’s condition, and preparing a roadside emergency kit. When you’re on the road, remember to take lots of photos that you can use for your next collage.

• Rediscover his love language.

Learning your partner’s love language can help you make them feel even more loved and appreciated. The important thing here is to be consistent. Don’t just make an effort to learn or rediscover their love language just because Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Turn it into a daily practice.

• Support local businesses.

If you and your SO love your local neighborhood, why not show your support for local businesses by patronizing local pubs or diners? Visit the farmers' market to get your hands on the freshest produce while supporting local farmers. You might discover some hidden gems along the way, and you will get to use the fresh produce in your cooking!

• Play his favorite video game with him.

Spend some quality time with your partner this Valentine’s Day just by playing his favorite video games.

• Organize a scavenger hunt.

Kids aren’t the only ones who love a good scavenger hunt. You can even use a well-planned scavenger hunt to tell your love story in a fun and creative way.

• Show her small romantic gestures.

These can instantly brighten her day. And while some of you may think these gestures are corny, these “silly little things” can help keep your love for each other very much alive. It can be as simple as giving them flowers, making sweet cards, or bringing your partner a cup of coffee.

• Create a cute scrapbook.

A scrapbook or a photo collage is a great way to relive your memories together. Include mementos like photos and receipts from your first date—really, anything that holds a significant memory for you and your partner.

• Cook or bake her favorite food.

What good is Valentine’s Day without good food? Or why not ask your partner if you could prepare your favorite foods together?

• Surprise her with breakfast in bed.

Nothing beats having a leisurely breakfast in bed. It doesn’t have to be fancy, either. Whip up your partner’s favorite foods—they don’t have to be all just breakfast foods—and top it all off with a sweet Valentine’s Day card made with the help of Adobe Express. Or you could always take it up a notch by preparing a fancy feast. You can even make a cute flyer that doubles as a menu.

• Go out of your comfort zone—together.

If you’re looking for something different this Valentine’s Day, why not do something that’ll take you and your partner out of your comfort zone? It doesn’t have to be anything extreme like skydiving (although you could give that a try), something as simple as working out together, trying out an escape room, or going on a long hike.

• Go for a drive around your neighborhood.

Yes. This could be a great adventure for couples, especially if you’re new to the neighborhood. Or you could do aimless wandering, which is still walking but without a fixed route. And you know that walking is good for you.

• Cook dinner together.

This doesn’t have to be a Valentine’s-only activity, which is what makes it great. Plus, you may even be able to cut down prep time in half. And if you happened to prepare a lot of food? Those’ll make for great weekend leftovers.

• Go on a trip down memory lane.

If you have a couple’s playlist or if you have tunes that you both enjoy, that’s a great place to start. Music is a powerful force that can bring back memories. You can also look at your photos together or watch your favorite date night movies.

• Have a couple’s game night.

Board games. Bake-offs. Puzzles. If you’re up for some healthy competition, organize a couple’s game night. You could even invite your closest friends or loved ones, just so you have a valid reason to bring everyone you love together.

• Make personalized gifts.

Whether it’s a handwritten love note or a stunning poster, nothing beats a gift that’s made by the person you love. Again, your gift doesn’t have to be fancy, but adding personal touches to it can make it more meaningful.

• Create custom coupon cards.

Think punch cards, but better because the whole family can get involved. Use Adobe Express to quickly and easily make custom punch cards that match your theme or aesthetic. In minutes, you can have cute coupons or punch cards that your loved ones will have a blast using.

• Two words: slumber party!

There’s something magical about slumber parties. Whether it’s for kids or kids at heart, slumber parties have something for everyone. Your favorite snacks? Check. A laundry list of movies? Check. Wearing coordinated jammies? Check.

• Go outside and have fun.

Take your family out on a movie date. Visit the local aquarium, planetarium, or museum. Attend a concert or see a show. There are tons of ways you and your family can have fun on Valentine’s Day.

• Go camping.

Go camping with your kids and create memories that they’ll cherish as they grow older. It doesn’t have to be a grand adventure right off the bat. You can start in your backyard with some tents and maybe a bonfire. From there, you can gradually progress by taking your little ones on gentle hikes.

• Go on a picnic with the kids.

Find a scenic location that everyone will enjoy and plan a picnic for the whole family. Fill your picnic basket with your family’s favorite treats. For the adults, don’t forget to bring a bottle of bubbly or beer, whatever floats your boat.