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As Valentine’s Day looms in a flurry of cuddly toys, chocolates and shiny-wrapped sweets, it may be tempting to head to the local shops. But if you’re thinking of making a more original gesture this year, it’s worth checking out Valentine’s presents over broadband. Stores on broadband have a surprisingly extensive selection of gifts and cards which aren’t available on the high street.

Broadband offers a considerable choice of Valentine’s offerings which can bring a smile to your partner, from sweet incense candles to seductive lingerie. Or you may prefer to offer a gift such as a gold love heart or white gold jewellery box. There’s even more thoughtful ideas on broadband such as a 9ct gold pink ‘last rolo’.

However, if you’re reluctant to buy into the commercialisation of the day, a special weekend away or decadent holiday may be an enjoyable alternative. For those with the luxury of cash, broadband can offer information on excursions aboard cruise liners such as the QM2 or the Orient Express. If money’s tight, rest assured there’s plenty of budget holiday options via broadband. Broadband searches for budget holidays will return many of cost-friendly options.

If you’re hoping to purchase something a little more seductive, sites such as Ann Summers have special Valentine’s Day offerings. Check out the teasing offerings such as chocolate body paint and sexy outfits. If you’re looking for gifts with a little more sophistication, but still prefer to keep Valentine’s Day predominately between the sheets, broadband sites such as Agent Provocateur can entice the broadband buyer with seductive lingerie.
For the more stereotypical gent who prefers a classic Valentine’s Day gesture, broadband can provide a multitude of floral offerings – everything from pretty sprays of carnations to bouquets of red roses. Some broadband sites also offer the option of including a cute teddy or a box of chocolates with bouquet.

Broadband also offers reluctant or late shoppers the ideal get-out clause - most Valentine’s gifts can be bought via broadband up to 24 hours beforehand. There is of course the option to send an e-card on the day, which is becoming popular between friends and families on Valentine’s Day. And, of course, it costs nothing.
But if the anticipation of the day feels a little too much, broadband can be used to lighten up the occasion. There’s plenty of jokey Valentine’s gifts available over broadband, from ‘I owe you’ notes to joke toys.
However you decide to fire Cupid ’s arrow, be sure to make the best of broadband.