Three Quarters of Britons Would Rather Stay Home on Valentine’s Day – Poll

Three quarters of Brits would rather stay home with snacks and a film than go out for Valentine's Day, survey suggests

Almost three quarters of Britons would rather stay home with familiar comforts like snacks and a film than go out for Valentine's Day, a survey suggests.

Three quarters of Britons would rather stay home on Valentine’s Day – poll

Some 57% of 25 to 34-year-olds also say they have regretted how much they spent on Valentine’s Day, the survey for Zopa found.

73 per cent of Britons plan to stay home for Valentine's Day, poll finds

Highlights 57 per cent of 25 to 34-year-olds say they have regretted Valentine's Day spending with 30 per cent spending less than five years ago.63 per cent say a "successful" Valentine's Day means feeling relaxed and financially comfortable.Marks & Spencer data shows 82 per cent of its customers plan to spend Valentine's Day at home this year.Three quarters of Britons would rather stay home with familiar comforts than spend money on Valentine's…