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The traditional thing for Valentine’s Day is to buy presents for your girlfriend or boyfriend. This year you could try something different: buy something as a couple. Instead of two separate presents, get something for both of you. You have 3 ideas here, to start you off.

3. If you appreciate intimate moments and together-time, get a Tea for Two set from Full Bloom Tea. One mug for each of you, plus 6 packs of the special crafted tea that seems to bloom right before your eyes.

2. What can be better than chocolate? Nothing, I tell you. The Chocolate Avatars set consists of two chocolate miniatures you can choose in any combination of sex and color. Express your love exactly as it is. Eating your chocolate significant other might seem a bit creepy, but… it’s chocolate! Anything goes.

1. If these just don’t cut it and you still want to show the world how connected you are, then the 8 Bit Dynamic Life T-shirts are for you. When you are apart, the display on the front of the t-shirts shows 2 and a half hearts. You’re not complete. Get close to your lover, however, and the hearts start lighting up, until you reach the 5 hearts that say you’re made to be together.

I’ve been trying to think of something witty to say about this, but I’m too fascinated for that.

Full Bloom Teas are hand crafted teas from China. Each tea bloom is hand tied, so when you steep it in boiling water, the tea bloom twists and turns, appearing to actually bloom before your eyes. You can see an impressive demonstration film on the website. As a self-proclaimed teaaholic, I find this absolutely awesome.

You can choose from a variety of gift sets, but my favorite is Tea for Two, which includes six assorted tea blooms and two large glass cups, through which you can see the magic. Or, if you’re even more romantically inclines, you can get the Let Love Bloom set that, as the name suggests, has heart-shaped blooms.

How much under $29.99?
A little: $28 on FullBloomTea.com.

Via TechieDiva