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Love languages in Chattanooga, TN

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Mix your favorite scents to create a custom candle or body product at Good Fortune Soap. | Photo via @goodfortunesoap

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Knowing your love language can help you prepare for the most romantic day of the year (we’re looking at you, Valentine’s Day). Here are our recommendations for activities + places around Chattanooga based on your love language.

Don’t know your love language? Take this quiz to find out what you value in a relationship.

Physical Touch

  • If you like nothing more than a good hug from a loved one or cuddling on the couch, we suggest taking a candle making class at Good Fortune Soap and Spa. The make and take experience package allows you to mix your favorite scents into candles or body products.

Acts of Service

  • If the way you express your love is by doing helpful things for others (think: cleaning with the dishes, opening doors, or running errands), we suggest a volunteering date to satisfy that giving heart. You can check out Keep the Tennessee River Beautiful for all kinds of clean-up opportunities to lend a helping hand.

Receiving Gifts

  • If you think of gifts as symbolic of love and affection, you’re in luck. Pick out something for the artisan lover at blue skies, hunt for a vintage treasure at Vinterest, or support your diehard local with Chattanooga swag from Locals Only Gifts & Goods.

Quality Time

Words of Affirmation

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