and group chats. It works across Netflix, Disney,
Hulu, and HBO, and Amazon has its own Watch
Party service if you’re planning on watching
something there. With vaccines now offering
hope on the horizon, you could spend an hour
on Zoom or FaceTime planning a romantic
vacation for later in the year, deciding on the
right hotel and activities to keep you occupied
- it’ll bring you closer together in these tough
times and give you something to look forward
to, especially if you’re currently separated from
your partner.
If you’re struggling for gift ideas, you can
indeed turn to your smartphone for inspiration.
As well as Apple’s new Apple One subscription
pass, which offers access to services like Apple
Music, Apple Fitness+, and Apple Arcade,
you could treat your partner to an All-Access
Pass to Masterclass, which offers classes and
experiences from some of the world’s biggest
names including Christina Aguilera, who
teaches singing, and Dr. Jane Goodall, who
hosts a conservation workshop for budding
eco-warriors. eGift cards are another way
to treat your partner to something special
from their favorite eCommerce store, whilst
subscription boxes (think Craft Beer Club or
Crate Joy) offer a personal touch and give them
something to look forward to. If you’re both
into entertainment, then you can’t go too far
wrong with an annual subscription to Disney+,
and if you’re looking for a more traditional
Valentine’s Day gift, then you can download
the Bloomsy Box app for iOS and have a
bouquet of stems delivered to a partner -
they’re picked and delivered within five days
for maximum freshness guaranteed. And,