A Valentine Dessert Board is easy to pull together and a sweet way to celebrate with your sweetheart, family, or girlfriends for Galentine’s Day.
With Valentine’s Day this week, I’m sharing a fun way to make your celebration extra sweet, with a Valentine Dessert Board!
You can share the love this Valentine’s Day without baking, and with minimal prep using using store bought treats of your choice for quick and easy assembly.
I added some fresh strawberries, cut into a heart shape and some raspberries to round out the cookies and candy on the board.
♥ Be Mine ♥
A heart-shaped bowl of ganache (or hot fudge or melted chocolate) adds some additional chocolate for Valentine’s Day, for dipping the berries, as well pink and white heart-shaped marshmallows or chocolate wafer cookies.
Cupid arrow heart picks make it easy to skewer and dunk your berries or marshmallows in chocolate.
I added some Strawberry Macarons, Raspberry Linzer Cookies, Sugared Cherry Candy Hearts, Red Velvet White Chocolate Chip Cookies, Cupid Candy Corn and additional candy, including these vintage-inspired chocolates, wrapped in sweet sentiments.
I picked up some Ruby Cocoa bars with raspberry and pistachio and Baci Ruby Hazelnut Truffles from World Market.
Have you tried Ruby Chocolate? Ruby Chocolate is a revolution and recent introduction in the chocolate world, made from ruby cacao beans, giving it a natural pink hue and a distinct berry flavor.
This Valentine’s Day Dessert Board would be fun for a Valentine’s tea or sharing with girlfriends for a Galentine’s celebration.
“All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn’t hurt.”
– Charles M. Schulz
Heart Demitasse Spoons / Towle, used here
Valentine Postcards / Cavallini Vintage Valentine Glitter Greetings, Amazon
Vintage Greetings Chocolate / House of Dorchester, T.J. Maxx
Faux Fur Throw Tablecloth / HomeGoods
Teacups & teapot / HomeGoods, several years ago
Cupid Arrow Party Picks / HomeGoods
Embossed square plates / Pfaltzgraff Country Cupboard
Find 14+ Sweets & Treats to make your Valentine’s Day celebration extra sweet, HERE.
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My favorite type of board – love it!! Thank you for sharing your creative ideas with us and for providing sources for the beautiful decorations! I appreciate that you show that everyone can set a beautiful table without spending a fortune. ❤️
Love this. A great idea for for my coffee for neighbors and for friends to celebrate Valentine’s Day. This is so pretty, thanks for sharing your creative idea…….
Love your “sweet treat” Valentine’s board.
All look so yummy……
Thanks for sharing all your love-ly ideas.
Happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️
I thought Monday was flower day at your site, but i will gladly take candy anyday!
Thanks for sharing your beautiful board! I love the old fashioned greeting cards. Everything you put together is gorgeous!
Your sweets board is calling to me, Mary!! I’m really drawn to the linzer cookie, but I’d love to sample all of it. I did just hear about the ruby chocolate, and I think it was on the Food channel…Girl Meets Farm. I need to find some!! You are the best, most fun hostess! Thank you for sharing your treats with us. xx
“HEARTwarming!!!” franki
oh be still my Valentine loving heart! What a fabulous Valentine spread!! I haven’t heard of ruby chocolate, sounds heavenly!! ❤️💕❣️
Jenna
Oh!!! What a sweet idea for a Valentines Party. Thank you for another beautiful but easy idea.
Whoa! My valentine would go crazy over this, eating most everything but the fruit, lol (no worries, I’ll take it!). Have never tried the ruby chocolate, but all those you found at WM sound delish. I found Linzer cookies at HG and wish I had bought more. They were SO good. Happy Valentine’s, Mary!
How sweet is that ! I have not heard of ruby chocolate, but will be on the look out. Our nearest World Market is over by Ann Arbor, a good 2 hours away, but it’s on my list and I’ll get there hopefully this spring or summer. Your board is awesome and just the ticket for a sweet- get – together, with the girls or couples. Another great “Mary idea” and have pinned. Happy Valentines Day to you! May your Valentine’s Day be filled with all sweetness and flowers ! Love ya girl! ♥️♥️♥️
Hearts ♥️ of candy, cookies & cakes!! YUM!!! HAPPY VALENTINE DAY!!! ♥️❤️💙💝
Pinned to my “February” board! Happy Valentine’s Day!
Beautiful presentation and loo’s so delish. Thanks for the eye candy Mary ♥️
*looks*
Candy and champagne sounds like a perfect Valentine’s Day to me Mary:@)
What a lovely board! We are having guests back to our home for dessert on Friday and I was planning a board like this, yours is so lovely and has given me some great ideas to add special touches to mine!
This looks so tasty! Love the variety. Clara ♥️
Sweet treats for all! And beautiful too!
And the pink chocolate… oooo la la! I never heard of it until just last week when I read Lidy’s post from The French Garden House. I need to find some!
Valentine Candy and ‘eye candy’ together on a tray! I love working with pink and red, and Valentine’s goodies remind me of 3rd-grade class parties. Life was so simple then…Please tell us where you found the Cupids Candy Corn? I have not seen it anywhere. Help! Happy 💖Day!
That looks absolutely delicious! I’m impressed.
Can you please tell me where you got your darling heart bowls on your dessert board?
Thank you
Hi Linda, At HomeGoods several years ago.
Thank you so much for your quick response! I’m sure I won’t find them ,but they sure are cute. Thank you for all of your wonderful posts, I have really learned a lot from you.
Hi Mary, Your table looks so pretty — good enough to eat!! I love the cupid arrow party picks, the tablecloth, and your beautiful teacups! I’ve never thought of a Valentines Day dessert board, but this is a great idea. Thank you for sharing.
Have a good day.
Denise