Spoil the one you love this Valentine's Day with a Ripple Massage
At Ripple, we love to make your Valentine's Day luxurious and relaxing. There is a wide of options to spoil you and your partner with a Ripple Massage.
Our lush massage packages have all the free day spa extras you expect.
Even better, we come to you so all you need to do is relax and enjoy your pampering. All of our packages are very affordable and we are able to do couples massage, two massages at the same time, with enough notice.
We still have places for Valentines Day available for you to book in a or if you like book a gift certificate with us to use at your leisure.
Call Sarah or Alison today to book or for more information on 0438 567 906 email or book now through our secure online server.
Sensual Gift Box - Reconnect or indulge with a romantic gift for that someone special. Great for a couples weekend away, Valentines, birthdays or just to say I love you. Includes our sensual lotion, massage oil, aromatherapy soap, bath salts, herbal tea and Ripple mug. Beautifully gift wrapped, includes free delivery to anywhere in Australia. Only $70, all inclusive. Add to Shopping Cart
Ripple Sensual Oil - Spice up your life with this massage oil scented with aphrodisiac essential oils. Perfect to get you or your partner in the mood or just tap into your sensuality. 125 ml - $10 Add to Shopping Cart
Sensual Soap - Stunning soap with ylang ylang, all hand made, exclusive to Ripple. Perfect for bringing out the sensual side of you. - $8 Add to Shopping Cart
Our Favourite Valentine's Day facts are below....
The first valentine card was supposedly sent in 1415 by the Duke of Orleans to his wife when he was imprisoned in the Tower of London.
The most expensive Valentine card ever sent was in 1891 to a woman by an Indian Prince in London. It was surrounded by diamonds and set in carved in ivory and cost $500,000.
The expression "wearing your heart on your sleeve" comes from a Valentine's Day tradition. Young women would write their names on slips of paper to be drawn by young men. A man would then wear a woman's name on his sleeve to claim her as his valentine.
Cupid has long played a role in the celebrations of love and lovers. He is known as a mischievous, winged child, whose arrows who would pierce the hearts of his victims causing them to fall deeply in love. In ancient Greece he was known as Eros the young son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. So a cupid can make you fall deeply in love with the one made for you.
The origins of Valentine Day goes back to the time of Roman Empire during the reign of Claudius II. Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families and so he outlawed marriage for young men.
Saint Valentine, realising the injustice of the decree, defied Claudius and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret.
When Valentine's actions were discovered, Claudius ordered that he be put to death. While in jail he gave his heart to the daughter of jailer.
Valentine wrote her a love letter and ended it by writing " from your valentine", an expression still used by billion of lovers today
