You can pretend that you believed your beloved when she said that all she wants for Valentine’s Day is to cuddle up with a movie and pizza, or you can give her what she really wants: jewelry. Worry not if you’re still broke from her holiday gift, because today’s deal from Blue Nile has you covered: Pay $50 for $100 or $100 for $200 worth of jewelry with shipping included from the leading online retailer of certified diamonds and fine jewelry for more than a decade. Blue Nile is the go-to for everything from big-ticket items like the perfect engagement ring to surprises like a sharp pair of onyx cuff links or a classic pearl necklace. Even if your V-Day turns into a cozy night with a rom-com, we’re sure she won’t mind the sparkle that reflects from the TV glow.

They say a good book is like a good friend: It’ll make you laugh, cry, and you can always pick up where you left off. But what if that book is customized, filled with photos of friends and family, and costs just $10? Today’s deal from Picaboo is your new BFF: Pay $10 and receive a 20-page 8.5×11 Classic Custom hardcover photo book (a $40 value), or pay $20 for an 11×14 version (a $60 value). Start by choosing from a variety of professionally designed themes — such as wedding, travel, or baby — then drag and drop your photos and captions anywhere on the page. Choose from a wide variety of beautiful backgrounds, page layouts, and fonts to make your pages truly unique, then finish with a customized cover in a variety of designs and colors. It’s the best friend money can buy — for less than half the price.

Your daughter’s obsession with ballgowns and Prince Charming were only amplified after the royal wedding. Make her dream come true with the help of today’s deal from My Castle Party. For $79, let her host a Princess Tea Party, complete with an all-day (2 p.m. to 10 a.m. the next day) rental of a specially designed castle (a $175 value). Choose among Cinderella’s palace with two chandeliers, Rapunzel’s tower including a balcony, Belle’s castle with a spiral staircase, and more. Each rental is big enough for your princess and her royal guests to play and watch videos inside. When evening sets in, the little ladies can retire to their chambers as these castles comfortably sleep five. With a larger-than-life palace your kids can take over, imaginations (and Awesome-Mom status) will soar at up to 75% off.

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You’re trying to concentrate, but a little voice keeps interrupting. No, that’s not conscience — it’s your tummy talking. Heed your hankering for sushi, and get your chopsticks around today’s deal from Crave Sushi. For $15, get $30 to spend on fresh sushi and non-alcoholic drinks, or pay $25 for $50 worth of food for your party of four or more. Silence that grumbling with go-to favorites, like a spicy salmon roll or a flounder sashimi. Then, sample Crave’s signature roll — a mix of gobo, shrimp tempura, kewpie mayo, cucumber, and kaiware sprouts surrounded by snow crab and masago aïoli. Listen to that sentient stomach and indulge in the miso Chilean sea bass served with truffle mashed potatoes. Listen to your gut, and snatch this deal before it swims away.

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Sure, you love Hobby Airport’s short lines and friendly service, but we’re pretty sure you haven’t thought too much about the amazing history of aviation. Today’s deal is your boarding pass to the 1940 Air Terminal Museum: $5 gets you two admission tickets (regularly $10). Step into the original ’40s art deco terminal of William P. Hobby Airport where you’ll be transported 70 years back in time to an era where no flight attendant would be caught dead in pleated khakis. You’ll learn the heritage of aviation as a mode of travel for civilians, general aviation, and business aviation. With constant liftoffs and landings by commercial flights, business jets, and both fixed- and rotary-wing aircrafts, you’ll have a great seat for the daily air show without the hefty carry-ons.

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