Love is in the air over at Cass Dickson HQ these days
While my boyfriend and I never really go crazy for Valentines Day, I do have a love of rom coms and all things pink.
Here are some of my favorite things for this year's much quieter Valentine's Day at home.
PS - Spoons are Matilda Goad, and Chocolates are from And Son in Los Angeles
xoxo
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