REDLANDS residents are getting into the spirit of Valentine's Day and are gearing up to celebrate all things love and romance. While some rushed to flower stores to buy their loved one a bouquet, others were spending the day simply enjoying each other's company. Dawn Wright, who spent Valentine's morning with husband John at a Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club meeting at Cleveland Point, said she had worked at a florist when she was younger, and noticed that Valentine's Day was much more popular now than it had once been. Several couples at the meeting, some of whom had been married for more than 50 years, said they had not planned any grand gestures, but instead chose to make every day special for their partner. Do you have a Valentine's Day photo to share? Submit your photo in the form below along with your name and let us know how you are celebrating Valentine's Day. Photos will be included in our Valentine's Day gallery.
June and Lawrie Bennett, who have been married 57 years, said they did not celebrate Valentine's Day, but tried to make every day special in their marriage.
Cheryl Nott said Valentine's Day was an opportunity to celebrate love, and she would be commemorating the day in the company of family and friends.
Cheryl Nott celebrated Valentine's Day in style.
Colin and Nancy Jones have been married for 54 years, and say Valentine's Day is just another day for them.
Kevin and Gwen Deeks said every day was Valentine's Day in their marriage, so they did not feel the need to celebrate with grand gestures.
Kathryn Nayler said husband Bruce would take her out for Valentine's Day, but this year they preferred to spend it in the company of friends at the Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club. Kathryn and Bruce have been married for 44 years.
John and Dawn Wright, who have been married for 52 years, said Valentine's Day wasn't celebrated much when they were younger, so they don't celebrate the occasion now.
John and Judy Gross have been married for 32 years, and said every day was a wonderful day and Valentine's Day was no different.
VALENTINE'S DAY: Members of the Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club spent Valentine's morning at Cleveland Point.
REDLANDS residents are getting into the spirit of Valentine's Day and are gearing up to celebrate all things love and romance.
While some rushed to flower stores to buy their loved one a bouquet, others were spending the day simply enjoying each other's company.
Dawn Wright, who spent Valentine's morning with husband John at a Bayside Vehicle Restorers Club meeting at Cleveland Point, said she had worked at a florist when she was younger, and noticed that Valentine's Day was much more popular now than it had once been.
Several couples at the meeting, some of whom had been married for more than 50 years, said they had not planned any grand gestures, but instead chose to make every day special for their partner.
Do you have a Valentine's Day photo to share?
Submit your photo in the form below along with your name and let us know how you are celebrating Valentine's Day.
Photos will be included in our Valentine's Day gallery.
