Five Star Gift Ideas

Finding a Valentine's Day gift that is unique and personal can be challenging, but with your husband's love for scouts, there are a few ideas that can be tailored to his interests:

1. Personalized troop flag: A flag handcrafted with the name of his favorite scout troop will show your husband that you care about his passion for scouting. You can also add his name or initials for an extra personal touch and to make it something that he can hang up in his office or workspace.

2. Vintage scouting gear: Scouting memorabilia like badges, patches, and old tents can make great collector's items. Look online for vintage scouting gear that you know your husband will treasure.

3. Scouting-themed book or movie: There are many movies and books that are centered around scouting and the adventures that come with being a scout. Find one that your husband hasn't seen or read yet and make it an enjoyable Valentine's Day activity that you can do together.

4. Handcrafted wooden walking stick: A walking stick can be both functional and meaningful for a scout, as it can be used on hiking and camping trips. Look for handcrafted wooden walking sticks that can be personalized with your husband's name or initials.

5. Scout-themed gift basket: Fill up a gift basket with all sorts of fun scout-themed items like canteens, compasses, lanterns, field guides, and trail mix. This is a great option for something that is not too expensive, but still shows you care about your husband's interests.

Ultimately, the perfect Valentine's Day gift for your husband will depend on what he enjoys most about scouting. Whether it's the camaraderie, the adventure, or the opportunity to learn new skills, there are plenty of ways to incorporate his love for scouts into a thoughtful and personalized gift.

Or you can get him a star map with the date of your first kiss.