Show Notes
Happy Valentine’s Day! In this episode of Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail get ready to celebrate love. While browsing each other's closets, they discuss their date night plans for V-Day. Do you prefer a big party with other couples or an intimate dinner? Kim and Grandma help style each other (and you!) for either occasion.
They also reflect on Grandma's rules about Valentine's expectations, gifts to get your partner without going over the top, and handling situationships on the holiday. To finish the episode, Grandma gives tips to single people on Valentine's Day who still want to celebrate. Her reminder: "Don't make it more than it is. It's all about selling cards."
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