Just Started Dating? These First Valentine's Day Gift Ideas Won’t Make It Weird

Capturing your dates on your phone is one thing, but marking your history in analog form is even more special. This Polaroid starter set has everything your favorite photographer needs to help snap your best memories together — such as, ahem, your first Valentine’s Day together.

Instead of crafting your own potion to express your affection, let this soothing bath soak do it for you. Infused with botanicals like hibiscus and rose petals, this herbal bath soak makes the perfect companion for a bath for one (or two).

Whether they're setting the mood or taking a moment for self-care, Maude's candle made with jojoba and soybean oils doubles as both a candle and sensual massage oil to nourish the skin. Just blow out the flame and use the warm oil straight out of the glass vessel.

Flowers are always a welcome Valentine’s Day gift idea, no matter the stage of your relationship. But what about an arrangement that lasts beyond a week and also helps support an indigenous community? This dry flower arrangement comes in a handwoven rattan basket crafted by artisans of the indigenous Bidayuh people.

Already knowing your new partner's birthday is a small gesture that says “I care.” So gift them a dainty reminder they can wear year-round with a pair of 14k gold-plated earrings in the shape of their birthday flower. Made with nickel-free backs, these are ideal for those with sensitive ears.

Valentine's Day gifts don't have to be overthought. Scroll through your camera roll and find your favorite photo of the two of you, print it out, and place it in this acrylic frame. This thoughtful gift will become their new favorite home accessory, no matter their decor or design aesthetic, thanks to its clean and simplistic design.

If whites, rosés, and sparklings are their wines of choice, why not make it easier for them to keep that coveted glass of wine chilled? This neat gadget chills glasses of wine for well over an hour inside and up to 45 minutes in the (shaded) outdoor heat.

For the lover in your life who can't start the day without a couple shots of espresso, give the gift of caffeine. When walking to their kitchen each morning to whip up their coffee drink, they’ll be reminded of how much they like-like you, and the sleek design will compliment any kitchen counter.

You don’t have to be a dating expert to understand why some self-reflection is key to a successful relationship. This 88-page guided workbook is filled with journal prompts and action items that encourage reflecting and exploration — which may even lead to deeper discussions between the two of you.

For an interactive couples experience, use this board game to connect you both to your energy centers. Sure, it sounds a little “out there,” but with spirituality-based questions and included natural healing crystals, the activity may allow you to form a deeper connection with your partner.

Paying attention to the little things — like the fact that they reheat the same cup of tea throughout the day — is bound to gain you some brownie points. This heated mug kit comes with a mug (with safety sensors, of course), a smart heated pad, and gold plated stirring spoon.

Traveling these days is a little more complicated than it used to be, so why not gift your boo with a print of their favorite city until you can plan your first trip together to the Big Apple? And, you'll also be doing good with this gift as Paper Boy plants a tree with every order placed.

Not only does this robe feel like a big hug, but it also comes with a three-pound weighted wrap inside the collar that, like a weighted blanket, helps with relaxation and reduces stress. (The weight can also be removed via a zipper for easy cleaning.)