2016 Valentine's Day Spending and Gift Giving Survey Data

Lovemoney VALENTINE'S DAY IN THE UNITED STATES With Valentine's Day fast approaching, Offers.com conducted an online survey of today's consumers on their holiday shopping and gift-giving plans. THIS YEAR, AMERICANS WILL SPEND AN AVERAGE OF $45 WHO SPENDS MORE? $37 // SINGLE $49 // DATING MEN WILL SPEND $8 MORE V 18% From 2015 will spend the most THAN WOMEN ON AVERAGE $48 // ENGAGED $43 // MARRIED s than averoge will spend 50% Of Americans Will Spend $1-$50 HOW THEY PLAN TO SPEND VALENTINE'S DAY AT HOME 44% DINNER AT A RESTAURANT NIGHT OUT 31% 9% MARRIED : 46% SINGLE :41% MARRIED : 33% SINGLE : 24% MARRIED : 8% SINGLE : 14% PERFECT GIFTS FOR THE ONE YOU L♥VE CNITED STNFES # 2 MONEY # 3 INTIMACY # 1 VACATION WOMEN MOSTLY WANT JEWELRY Mine MEN MOSTLY WANT A HEARTFELT CARD WHAT NOT TO BUY: Alcohol, Lingerie & Chocolate 30% People in the west are more likely to spend the night doing a recreational activity like bowling or golf. People in the midwest are least likely to want jewelry this Valentine's Day People in the Northeast are least likely to buy anything. 30% reported that they * won't buy anything. People in the south think it is a romantic holiday (43%) more so than LÕVE WOomen nationwide (41%). 15 IN THE AIR VALENTINE'S DAY FOR A FIRST DATE? 18-24 YEAR OLDS 25-34 YEAR OLDS GENERAL POPULATION 42% 48% 40% SAY YES SAY NO SAY YES to a first date on Valentine's Day to a first date on to a first date on Valentine's Day (43% Say No) Valentine's Day Offers.com Offers.com Online Valentine's Day Survey, a survey of 2,050 people on 1/12/2016 Your Place to Save Every Day 田