6 idées originales pour une Saint-Valentin zéro déchet

6 original ideas for a zero waste Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is often a polarizing holiday: you either love it or you hate it! Why not take advantage of it to share eco-responsible values ​​and reconcile everyone? Here are 6 original ideas for a zero-waste Valentine's Day:

1. Give a Do It Yourself gift

Happiness is homemade! What could be more unique and touching than a DIY and zero waste gift prepared by your other half? It's time to roll up your sleeves and make a homemade potpourri in an upcycled glass jar, create a beautiful homemade candle, or try making your first tawashi sponge.

2. Provide an experience

Make this day unforgettable by creating an experience rather than giving a material object. Try a new veggie restaurant or book a DIY workshop to learn and enjoy together.

We love this selection of DIY workshops in Paris .

3. Offer a course… where you are the teacher!

We all have a talent that we have never taken the time to share with others. Whether you are a musician, a handyman or a designer, share your knowledge with your partner and turn Valentine's Day into a moment of complicity. Bonus: an expert-level course on zero waste!

4. Take (really) the time to cook

Take a break from your routine and cook an exotic dish together, such as a coral lentil dahl, a vegetable curry or a kung pao with tofu, accompanied by a good organic wine.

Some recipe ideas:

5. Offer a material gift, but recycled and zero waste!

If you fall for a decorative object or another material gift, opt for shops specializing in recycled, zero waste and short circuits. And for those who doubt it: yes, a mini terrace compost can be a Valentine's Day gift!

Bonus: Wrap in a furoshiki

Is your gift ready? All that's left to do is wrap it! Enhance it with a furoshiki, a reusable fabric for wrapping gifts, according to a thousand-year-old Japanese tradition. Discover Paké's made in France furoshikis , made from 100% recycled and vegan fabrics.

Happy Valentine's Day to all 🙂

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