
People seem to be really torn about Valentine’s Day. There are definitely those who see it as a cynical marketing ploy dreamed up by greeting card companies and florists (or is it restauranteurs and wine retailers?), but I personally think it’s no bad thing to remind your loved one how much you care once in a while.

With this in mind, I’ve teamed up with the lovely bunch (geddit?) from Prestige Flowers to help you spoil your valentine. Just comment below and tell me who you’d treat and why, and we’ll arrange for a gorgeous bouquet of red roses, a bottle of wine, a teddy bear and a box of chocolates to be delivered to the object of one lucky winner’s affection in time for Valentine’s day.
And hey, if you’re not lucky enough to win, you’ll find loads of perfect Valentine’s Day flowers at Prestige.
Usual English Mum competition rules apply. Prize will consist of one dozen roses, one bottle of red wine, Belgian chocolates and a cuddly bear. Competition closes 11th Feb 2013.
THIS COMPETITION IS NOW CLOSED- CONGRATULATIONS TO KATE GOODALL WHO WON THE PRIZE FOR HER FRIEND.
I couldnt wish for a more perfect wife then you xxx
Even with baby sickin ur hair
I find ur beauty, graceful and fair
You make me smile when things are tight
and when we spoon you fit just right
Mother, my best friend and loving wife
Your the glue in our random life
big enough to make any woman cry!
I proposed under a setting sky,
Saying please marry me, sweetie pie!
This gift would go a short way in proving I am a better person. Even though I know I still have many challenges ahead
James
Full time mummy jsut been diagnosed with Coeliac and aneamia.
No help from partner and had to buy own christmas present so would really cheer me up!
She does so much for me and my three kids. I’d like something nice to happen for her.
We met just before his last tour – few days before Valentines day. 4 years ago and got married 3 months ago.
I’d love something special to thank him for his amazing dedication to me and the army.
They’re as crazy in love as they ever were and, although knowing life is tenuous, they continue to love and live and refuse to give in. And how can they when number 3 is due very shortly now? Who knew that lots of chemo etc doesn’t necessarily a Jaffa make?
They’ve been busy raising funds for young people with cancer, they deal with two young kids, and another on the way,they deal with Gareth’s illness, they do their work and yet they still have the sparkliest eyes ever.