Are you looking for the perfect Valentine’s gift, but don’t want to spend much money? You’ve come to the right place! Here are 20 Valentine’s gifts for less than $15. Your sure to find something your sweetheart will love. *
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20 Valentine’s Gifts For Less Than $15
Gifts for him or her
Me Without You
A New York Times best seller. It’s like the perfect Valentine’s card…only it’s a book! It’s sure to make an impression!
I LOVE YOU MORE Pillow Case Cover
Quality, microfiber pillow covers for him or her.
Love Heart Lock & Key Keychain
A useful gift that communicates your love for him or her!
Knock Knock What I Love About You Journal
Fill in the “love” journal to let them know exactly how you feel!
You Are My Love Pocket Token
Give them a ‘token’ of your love to carry with them day in and day out.
Sweet Kissing Pig Key Chain
I couldn’t resist this one. The pigs’ mouths are magnetic! Plus, they’re functional, high quality key chains.
Ferrero Rocher Hazelnut Chocolates
Chocolates are the perfect gift, in my opinion!
Shhh, Almost, Now You May Speak – Coffee Mug
Okay, this is not a romantic gift, but one any coffee lover will adore!
Gifts for her
Engraved Black Affirmation Bracelet
An inspirational bracelet that will remind her each day that she can do it.
Flameless Real Wax Candles with Remote Control & Timer
I am not a candle person, but I do use these. They’re safe and I love the timer function.
Unfinished ‘love’ Wooden Letter Sign
Nice wall decor that can be painted, stained, or left natural. 10″ tall.
Didn’t find the perfect gift here? Check out 10 Perfect Gifts for Women Under $15
Gifts for him
Guardman 11 in 1 Beer Opener Survival Card Tool
This handy tool will fit in his pocket. Not only can it be used as a beer opener, but also as a screwdriver, saw, wrench, and more!
Inflatable Solar Light
This awesome solar light is inflatable, collapsible, waterproof and holds a charge for up to 12 hours.
I’d Pick You Every Time Guitar Pick
Is he a music lover? This is the perfect gift with the perfect message.
Didn’t find the perfect gift here? Check out 10 Perfect Gifts for Men Under $15
Gifts for the kids
120-Piece Deluxe Art Set
A great art set at a great price. And it will keep them busy for hours!
LEGO Bricks & More Valentines Cupid Dog
I’ve never met a kid that didn’t love Legos! This one goes above the $15 limit now that it’s closer to Valentine’s Day, but I decided to include it anyway.
Guess How Much I Love You Sweetheart Gift Edition
This is a classic for all ages!
Melissa & Doug Suspend Family Game
We love Suspend! It’s a game the adults will enjoy too (ages 8+)!
Llama Llama I Love You
A cute book for the younger kids. They’ll ask for it again and again!
5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!)
A great National Geographic Kids book! My son used to have a similar book he read for hours and hours!
Didn’t find the perfect gift here? Check out 10 Perfect Gifts for Kids Under $15
Don’t forget the pets
Squeaky Hide and Seek Plush Dog Toy
My dog would love to play hide and seek with this!
Catnip Refillable Pillow Heart Toy
Cats LOVE catnip! Give this to your kitty for hours of entertainment.
What is one of the most memorable Valentine’s gifts you’ve received? How do you save money on Valentine’s Day?
*I want to be transparent and share how I handle Valentine’s Day. Though I do get the kids a small “treat” for Valentine’s Day, Alan and I don’t exchange gifts. We’ve never been big on giving each other gifts – instead, we prefer to go out to breakfast (I love going out for breakfast. I mean…coffee!). But I know many couples like to exchange gifts, so I put this list together for those of you who do. But, don’t forget to spend the time and tell them how much you love them too!
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Jon and I usually exchange food gifts with each other and for Little Bit. He gets chocolate for us girls, and I give him good cheese and a bottle of decent wine and Little Bit a Mylar balloon. We all share (well, maybe not the balloon.). And then I usually make a nicer-than-average meal to enjoy with his bottle of wine….steak, lasagna, or shrimp and grits. It costs a bit more than usual, but nothing like going out to eat.
I love that you give consumables, Emily! A decent bottle of wine and chocolate? Can’t beat that. And, you’re so right, cooking that nicer meal at home is sooo much cheaper than going out. (Shrimp sounds amazing right now – hard to find great shrimp in Iowa. On the plus side, great steak is plentiful!)
My husband and I have never exchanged gifts for Valentine’s Day. Last year for the first time we were like “do we need to get something for the kids??” lol. We got them some candy. We’re usually distracted on Valentine’s Day because it is my younger son’s birthday – my little Valentine! We had a similar book to that 5000 Facts book, by the way, and it is wonderful – my older son read it cover to cover.
Oh, a Valentine birthday! How fun! 🙂 And it would provide a great distraction. I’m glad we’re not the only ones who don’t exchange gifts – we just never have. But the kids get their choice of a “treat” at the grocery store.
For my previous Valentine’s Days, we would usually order in some take-out (under $20) and then watch some funny YouTube videos or a movie online.
For this upcoming one, I’ll probably go on a drive and watch the sunset on the beach!
Um…sunset on the beach???!!! Sounds positively amazing as I sit here looking at the snow and ice out my window. 🙂 What a perfect Valentine’s Day activity!
Great ideas Amanda! The beer can survival card really cracked me up. I could name a dozen instances where I could have used it in the past year haha.
Have you ever heard of Lovepop (https://www.lovepopcards.com/)? They make really cool 3D cards that “pop up” when you open it. I saw it on Shark Tank and have given it as a cool gift for people on birthdays and other occasions. They’re a little bit expensive, but it’s really more of a novelty item.
Thanks Andrew! I knew guys would like that beer opener/survival card! I mean, you always need a beer and screwdriver at the same time, right!? 🙂
I’ve never heard of Lovepop, but sounds like a unique gift/card. I’ll head over and check it out. Thanks for sharing!
Some great ideas, Amanda.
I’m always on the lookout for creative and inexpensive ideas.
Thanks.
Thank you! Hope it gave you some ideas! 🙂
I got the Me Without You book for my wife for Valentine’s Day before…it’s a really cute book. Oh and the Llama Llama books for little kids are awesome…we love the series. Great list of gifts! I’ll be stealing some of these ideas. I’m glad my wife is fine with these kinds of gifts because my co-workers have wives who expect gifts many times more expensive.
Thanks, Andrew! I hope you find something that will work for you. I know some people go all out for Valentine’s Day – and it can really add up.
Lots of good ideas on there Amanda. I have to say that I’m more of a traditional romantic and just go for some roses and perhaps chocolate. Then we go out to dinner somewhere nice and (pretty) fancy 🙂
Tristan
Thanks, Tristan! That’s really sweet of you – I’m sure Jasmin will appreciate the roses and chocolate! 🙂