24 Affordable Valentine's Day Gifts Under $50

Whether it's the song that reminds you of your first date or the tune that played during the couple's dance at your wedding, music can play an important part in your relationship. This Spotify plaque lets you pair a song and picture. All your Valentine needs to do is scan the Spotify code on their mobile device, and the song will begin to play. Get ready for all the feels.

A car charger might not scream "romance," but if your Valentine's phone is constantly running out of juice, it can actually be a thoughtful gift that makes their daily life a little easier. ESR's Qi2 model is a MagSafe-certified wireless car charger with fast 15-watt charging for both iPhones and Android phones. The air-vent mount has a pretty strong magnet, and it's well-designed with a clamp for extra support that allows it to hook on securely. Additionally, the mount has some built-in cooling (ESR calls it CryoBoost) to keep the charger from overheating.

Looking to go deep with your loved one this Valentine's Day? Get your special someone talking with the Where Should We Begin game that comes with 250 prompt cards that encourage players to open up. Examples include: "Share something that's changed your worldview" and "I'll never forget the day that..." The game is designed for adults, and cards are color-coded by theme so you can remove the risque cards if that's preferred. 

A patchwork adventure map that represents your favorite travels with your Valentine is sure to tug at those heart strings. The digital image can be customized with 2-16 maps (prices start at $40 for two maps and increase with additional ones) and you can also add two lines of text and names. Imagine all the memories that will come rushing back when you present your person with this keepsake.

Roses are a traditional choice, but they never fail to delight. And right now, you can get 24 gorgeous long-stem roses from Rose Farmers sent straight to your loved one's door. These farm-fresh roses come in a variety of colors and normally retail for $85, so you're getting $35 off with this deal. Simply purchase a voucher at StackSocial (link below), then head on over to the Rose Farmers website to place your order and select your shipping date. Just be sure to get your order in by Feb. 6 to ensure they're delivered on time.

This Hoya Heart plant shows that plants can be just as lovely as flowers. This is a terrific indoor plant for the green thumb in your life who loves to make things grow. Instead of just one plant, you'll get three to serve as a reminder of your affection.

Tote bags always come in handy, so gift your main squeeze a bag that they can take with them on adventures big and small. It's a great way to use all of those photos taking up storage space on your phone, and Shutterfly makes it super easy to upload photos and design a layout you love. 

If your Valentine is a bookworm, this reading valet is a must-have. It can hold a book -- and keep your place -- a drink, mobile device and reading glasses. A nook for a book is a great addition to any library and it also looks cool, too. 

Level up your significant other's travel game with this personalized toiletry bag. You can personalize it with a romantic message, their initials or name. The simple, masculine aesthetic and leather feel will make them want to pack it with personal items. They'll never forget their toothbrush at your place again.

Weighted blankets have become a popular way for people to manage stress and sleep better. They hug your body and distribute weighted glass beads evenly in small pockets. But they often come with a high price tag. Plus, this blanket is breathable and machine-washable in a cleaning bag on the gentle cycle. It comes in 15- and 20-pound varieties; you'll want to select the proper weight for your recipient's body type.

This sweet gift doubles as a great Valentine's Day activity. Create your own candy maki with fruit candy, rice treats and marshmallows. The best part? The adorable green bento box and utensils can be used for future sushi endeavors. Word of warning: Consider buying one kit for your Valentine and another for yourself if sharing may be an issue. 

Sure, you can always go the typical chocolate gift route on Valentine's Day. But if you're interested in spicing things up a bit, some Taza Mexican dark chocolate may be just what the love doctor ordered. The company offers a range of chocolates that offer different levels of bitterness and flavor to appeal to all tastes. 

You can never go wrong with chocolate, and this sweet gift pack is a more modern take on the classic heart-shaped sampler box. Maeve (formerly called Seattle Chocolate) has long been known for its distinctive, melt-in-your-mouth truffles. This variety pack comes with 36 pieces in 12 fun, out-of-the-ordinary flavors, including blackberry bramble, pink bubbly and Moon rocks.

There are so many different ways to spice up your relationship. Instead of overthinking things, if you're shopping for a Valentine that is into food with strong flavors, this DIY hot sauce kit is calling their name. You both can have fun getting saucy by creating new and unique concoctions. The kit comes with everything you need to make your own personal version of "Hot Ones."

The city of Paris will inevitably be mentioned in any conversation about romance and love. Instead of simply handing over a box of chocolates, why not surprise them with a box of Parisian macarons? The dessert is so quintessentially French, it'll be hard not to think about the City of Love when they're biting into the delicate deliciousness. Has a cookie dessert ever been so romantic? 

Why not give fruit-flavored candy as a Valentine's Day gift instead of just chocolate? The Cupid's Candy Tackle Box from Dylan's Candy Bar will give any sweet tooth a sugar rush with its milk chocolate lips, sweet and sour gummies, jelly beans, chocolate-covered pretzels and more. 

Whether or not your Valentine is a fan of Ted Lasso, these shortbread biscuits will bring some delectable joy into their lives. There's a true sense of comfort in the sweetness of each biscuit. Heck, it may get you both in the mood to watch some soccer -- we mean, football.

You don't have to travel to New York (or any of this dessert empire's locations around the US) to get your Valentine some seriously beloved sweets. The Milk Bar cookie tin comes with a dozen individually wrapped cookies, three each of the bakery's most popular cookie flavors -- including its famed Compost Cookies, plus cornflake chocolate chip marshmallow, confetti and chocolate chip chunk. And when the cookies have been devoured and the crumbs are gone, they'll be left with a cute tin to use for other treasures.

If you're shopping for the man in your life and he happens to have a beard, a beard kit will be appreciated by both of you. The beard oil and beard balm in the Isner Mile Beard Kit are made with organic ingredients and you're left with softer, healthier facial hair. It'll make kissing that face an even more desirable experience.

In love with a makeup lover but don't know what to get them? Grab a Sephora gift card and let them decide. The lowest price you can get a gift card for is $10, while the highest is $250. No matter the price you choose, this gift will always be appreciated.

Self care is a gift that keeps on giving. And with Cratejoy's Therabox Self Care Box subscription, you can give your Valentine an at-home self-care experience that'll last. Each month, a new selection of eight full-sized, organic and holistic products are specially curated by therapists with physical and emotional well-being in mind. Every box is valued at roughly $200, so the $40 monthly price is already an outstanding deal. 

Covering up to 400 square feet of space, this diffuser is perfect for those who love a spa-like scent to envelop the room, whether it's their bedroom, bathroom or office. The LED lights and bamboo make it stand apart from other diffusers on the market, which helped it make CNET's list of best essential oil diffusers. Buy a few bottles of essential oil to go with it for a great gift.