oh, be my valentine

The old tale goes that the emperor of Rome in the early third century, Claudius II, thought that single men were better soldiers and he had banned marriage due to this. A priest named, Saint Valentine believed this was unlawful and continued to perform marriage ceremonies in private. Once the emperor discovered this, he threw Valentine in jail and ordered him to be beheaded (sent to death). During his time in jail, he became enamored by the jailer's daughter and on February 14th he was sent to death but before that, he wrote a love letter to her signed, "From your Valentine". 

Now, I do not know if all that is true but it sure sounds like a love story if I've ever heard one. Still today, whether it be that story or another, we still celebrate love all-together! Some even celebrate this day as SAD (single's awareness day, haha). ​

This is filled with love notes, flowers, red and pink decorations, gifts, and mostly FOOD! A steak is very popular on this date along with desserts and for good reason. Check out the way we prepared for our Valentine's Day 2020 at the golf course's clubhouse!

We brought Valentine's Day to life with white table cloths, red napkins, a full table set-up. A great way to help celebrate is with a special menu. You'll find a speciality made menu in the black menu backs with paired wines for each entree selection. With each table, there was placed a "thank you for celebrating with us" tent card on the table with the reservation couple's name! This was a great personal touch and our member's loved the detail put into planning their dinner. The tables were also decorated with pink and red rose petals in the center. 

For the finishing touch, a beautiful harp player was dedicated to the night in the side corner of the room to fill it with graceful and delicate music. It was truly a lovely evening!