Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and romance is in the air! But if you’ve found yourself crash landing on this article, it’s likely you’re scrambling for last minute Valentine’s day gifts in Singapore for your other half. Don’t kanchiong – if you still have no clue what to get them, we’re here to save you. From a staycation to a well-loved restaurant, here are some of the best last minute Valentine’s Day gift ideas in Singapore.
Last minute Valentine’s Day gift ideas in Singapore for him & her
1. Plan a staycay: Quality time with your better half
The Outpost Hotel
One night at SGD$488 nett will entitle you to breakfast at Sol & Ora, their Latin-Mediterranean rooftop restaurant. It also includes the premium drinks and snacks within your minibar that you can freely customise, along with a bottle of rosé, cake, and a fresh flower bouquet. Book from now till 24 February 2025 to enjoy this Valentine’s Day hotel package. Your staycation can be from anywhere between 7 February – 2 March 2025.
Book An Intimate Sojourn here
Ensure the promo code TOHLOVE is applied and select the ‘An Intimate Sojourn’ package
Four Seasons Hotel
Book their Valentine’s Day Getaway for a minimum of 2 nights (valid for stays between 3 – 28 February 2025). Enjoy daily breakfast for two (in-room or at the buffet), 1-hour couple’s photoshoot, 15% off à la carte treatments in the Spa, and more.
Contact 6734 1110 for reservations.
*Minimum 7-day advanced booking required
2. Trip to the spa/onsen: For a relaxing date
With spring cleaning done and hosting all out of the way, the two of you need some well-deserved relaxation. Go for a couple’s massage to get all those knots and tension rolled out as you lay side-by-side. I mean, I don’t know about you, but laying next to each other in silence is some of the best quality time to me. Otherwise, I’d recommend going to an establishment that includes an onsen so you can really soak in each other’s presence as all the stresses get washed away.
Read more: The best couple spas in Singapore and our top picks for onsens
3. Matching couple watches: Count the days together
It’s all about the gift of time but it’s even more apt if you have some wedding plans lined up, because now you’ll have your excuse to get a couple’s watch. Countdown to the next time you meet the wedding planner, the caterers, to your gown or suit fitting, and more importantly to the day you officially become husband and wife before your dearly beloved.
People typically go for Daniel Wellington Sets like the Iconic Motion pair because of its simple and straightforward design. But if you or your other half prefers something more conventional, there are stainless steel options, such as the OPK Quartz Set.
Read more: The best couple watch brands to match with your other half
4. Perfume or cologne: Take their breath away
Got a preferred scent or a fragrance on your mind? Let your other half know! They may just get it for you this Valentine’s Day. Otherwise, try your very hardest to hint it to them.
But if you’re the one thinking about getting your loved one a new fragrance and you’re at a loss, we’ve got you. Here are some of our recommendations for women’s perfumes and men’s colognes!
5. Photobooks or cards: Express your love, personally
Document how far you’ve come as a couple with a photobook. While you’re at it, why not express your affection with a lovely Valentine’s Day card, and keep all the little mementos in the photobook?
It may be cliche, but this sappy card will definitely have them falling head over heels in love with you again – chivalry isn’t dead, after all! I know Valentine’s Day cards have worked on my other half more than a few times, especially when I decorate the card with little details and some polaroids of our selfies from years ago.
6. Lingerie: It’s all about the intimacy
Spice up the romance this Valentine’s with some lingerie. What’s affection without some intimacy? Make it a night to remember and look back on for years to come; we’re sure your love for each other will grow deeper at the end of the date.
7. Chocolates and flower bouquets: The classic, but also the minimum
Valentine’s Day simply isn’t it without flowers and chocolates. It may be a hassle to get those separately. Or your other half may just not be super into flowers and/or chocolates, so why not get a 2-in-1? And we’ve got just the thing with this Chocolate And Soap Flower Bouquet that serves as a treat for the eyes, the tummy and also the skin!
Read more: Valentine’s Day bouquets for your other half
8. Champagne or wine: For a romantic night in
Turn up the mood and transform your cosy home into a romantic hideaway with some alcohol. Specifically, wine or champagne because they just feel a tad more atas. Whether it’s your very at-home dinner or just a movie night in, some wine or champagne will easily do the trick. And if you happen to have a bathtub at home, it’ll be even better – your Valentine’s Day will be a sweet one!
9. Couple games or cards: Inject more fun
You’ve probably played some co-op games with your other half; maybe even some simple card games and board games too. But have you ever delved deeper into couple-themed games that will allow you to know each other better?
Take the Truth Or Dare For Couples or even the Talking Hearts Conversation Cards that will open new topics of conversation and definitely add some fun to the night.
Read more: Other couple games to play with your other half
10. Workshops: Experience something new together
Valentine’s Day is also a great reason to try something new together. Let’s face it, dates can get repetitive. Instead of the same ol’ activity, make use of the season to maybe attend art jamming workshops, pottery classes or rug tufting. These workshops are different, not in your usual everyday, and you can always return after a period of time to change things up again.
Read more:
- Make your own latte art at these coffee workshops
- Art jamming studios you can also visit with kids
- Get your hands dirty at these pottery classes
11. Dinner at your favourite restaurant: Relive the nostalgia
Flowers, chocolates, a gift, you’re just missing the meal. Sure, you could bring your partner to the hottest or the most expensive restaurant. But I find that bringing them to a spot you both share as favourite is a lot more meaningful. That’s what I’ve been doing with my husband since our dating days and it always serves as a nice respite. We just feel at home and it feels sweet whenever one of us brings it up – because it’s akin to your loved one paying attention to your favourites!
The best thing is, we don’t need Valentine’s Day for the meal to feel special. It’s simply, our thing and I’m sure visiting a restaurant you both share as favourite will be more than meaningful too!
Read more: Make your reservations at these restaurants!
Love is in the air with these Valentine’s Day gift ideas
We hope you’ve managed to find something to get last minute with these Valentine’s Day gift ideas in Singapore for him and her! Otherwise, here are more ideas on what to get for him and what to get for her.
This article was updated on 4 February 2025. Additional research done by Caryn Tan.
