Halloween is one of the most beloved holidays after Christmas, and for good reason. Who doesn’t love a great Halloween party or a horror movie marathon? Not to mention kids trick-or-treating, their bags filling up with chocolates, candy, and snacks.
For an occasion that is deeply rooted in the concept of community, it can be a little hard to adapt to the new normal that is 2020. But that certainly doesn’t mean that the fun has to stop. Halloween is always special, and this year you can make it a truly indulgent affair with family at home. Skip the grand Halloween events and let the party come to you, with irresistible toffees, truffles and other sweet treats that are perfect for the most chilling night of the year.
Happy Valentine’s Day! If you can, spend some time with that special someone and impress them with a fantastic experience. If you take some time to do a little preparation for this Valentine’s Day, you’re sure to put together something they’ll love. Pairing chocolate with the right wine can bring out the best in both and if you have one in mind, you may want to choose the second to match.
While “the more the merrier” is a fabulous motto for a traditional Christmas gathering, this year “the smaller the safer” is what we all need to remember for the people in our bubble as the big day arrives. Here are a few things to remind you of the magic of Christmas that can be celebrated, even from afar.
