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• April 22, 2016
Get Romantic with These 5 Apps and Sites
Send flowers, get massages, and more with these 5 apps and services
Who’s got game? You’ve got game. Turn on the charm and the romance with these 5 apps and services.
INTRO: Hi, I’m Michael Charboneau, and this is Netted Does.
OPEN: They say nothing beats being in love. I don’t know who said it first, but they neglected to mention that staying in love is a whole lot of work. Luckily these apps and services will help you keep the sparks flying.
ZEEL: It’s always nice to give your partner a massage, right? Well, not when you have hands like a coal miner and zero knowledge of anatomy. Better idea: Get on Zeel and order a couples’ massage. It’s available in cities around the U.S., and they’ll send a massage therapist to your home for pampering you both can enjoy.
THE BOUQS: But if you want your evening to get off to a good start, you’re going to need flowers. Look no further than The Bouqs Company for vibrant bouquets, cut-to-order and straight from the farm. Their flowers last way longer than most, which means your date will be thinking of you for weeks to come. Plus, you get them at a flat fee with free delivery. Get 15% off with code NETTEDLOVE, and do your romantic night up right.
THIRSTIE: Then throw on some Marvin Gaye and sip a cocktail from Thirstie, an alcohol delivery service available in cities in the U.S. and Canada. Just place an order in the app or online and they’ll deliver booze to your love nest of choice.
KINDU: Now, before you ask, I’m not gonna teach you how to sext. But I will tell you about Kindu, an app that asks you and your partner to mark yes, no, or maybe on suggestions for intimate activities. Once you’re done, you can review your matches, pick your favorites, and get busy.
JETSETTER: My grandparents went to Niagara Falls for their honeymoon, which was cool in 1960, but definitely won’t cut it in 2016. Take your sweetheart on the trip of a lifetime with Jetsetter, a members-only community for discounts on top-quality hotels, so you can say those three little words: “Paris this weekend.”
And forget about sparks—what you’ve got is burning love.
CLOSE: I’m Michael Charboneau, and this is Netted Does
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