Red roses are what makes Valentine's Day. Fill vases with bright red or pink roses and place in strategic positions in your house to create the aura of the occasion.  You can also place the petals of some red roses, or even tulips, daffodils or irises, in glass bowls filled with water. This looks highly romantic and can be a great contributor to your Valentine's Day celebrations.
Do you know that greeting cards can also be a good decoration item? Carefully place some cards around your house - on the living room table or over the mantlepiece. Stick some on the walls, or scatter on the bed or the sofa. You can also hang some in a string across the room.
Balloons can also make cute decor pieces. Tie some air filled balloons of different colors and shapes to chairs and bed stands. Place some of these around the room though you are adviced to keep these off from walking space to avoid irritation. This is specially to be kept in mind if you plan to throw a Valentine's Day bash at your shack.
 What can be more romantic than a candlelit dinner? Place some special scented Valentine candles (available at gift stores) in the middle of your dinner table. Carelessly strew a few beautiful red roses on the side tables along with some plates filled with chocolates, cherries or strawberries. Place a Valentine's Day greeting card atop the dinner table. Light the candles and dim the lights. The setting would be terrific for a Valentine's Day dinner.
Let some nice romantic music (no sad songs), preferably karaoke, play softly in the background to add that special romantic charm to the event. This will also make it easy for you to have a slow, close dance with your partner. Special Valentine's Day collection of love songs are easily available at gift shops these days. You can buy one of those and put to use.
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