MamasHealth.com Home Relationships and Money Divorce and your credit Financial help for health Going back to school Help! spouse was laid-off How to talk about money Husband won't go back to work Money and dating Money and love Spouse has bad credit One or two incomes? Spouse spends too much Stop fighting about money Supporting your spouse during a career change Surviving a financial crisis Wife refuses to work Women who make more than spouse Working different shifts Links Email Mama Sex and relationship advice from Madison Grey Committed couples Dealing with the in-laws Family relationships Infidelity Pre-marital sex Finding time for sex Sign up for the MamasHealth Newsletter	Money can't buy you love If you want to romance your partner, but don't have a lot of extra cash, try some of these low-budget romantic tips: Buy a cheap bottle of bubble bath and share a sud-tub. Spend an evening at home dancing to your favorite songs. Snuggle on the couch in front of your favorite movie (a movie that you own). Make a scrapbook with photos, mementos, and little notes from you lives together. Fix something or fix up the house just to make your partner happy. Cook a meal for two and share it bistro-style, complete with candles, freshly picked flowers and a bottle of cheap wine. If you have a flower garden in your front or back yard, pick a few flowers, put them in a vase, and give them to your significant other. Make a list of everything you love about them. Take a walk around the neighborhood and hold hands. Burn a CD of love songs Instead of buying your significant other a bouquet of flowers, buy a small plant for the home or backyard. You can spend quality time together planting the plant and your significant other will always think of you when they see the plant. Rub your significant other's feet after a long day at work. Have a picnic in the backyard or at a local park. Leave a love note on their pillow. Call a local radio station and dedicate a song to your significant other. When the DJ announces the dedication, record it so your significant other can listen to it whenever they want.
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