In the business of keeping romance alive, Angelique Meyer has some innovative ideas to celebrate Valentine's Day. "My husband's doing something and he won't tell me what it is, and I'm in the process of secretly making him a mix-tape. I've always wanted to burn a "love tribute" CD and stick it in his car stereo so that it starts when he starts the car," she says, adding that they regularly make time for romance.
"We are a busy couple and sometimes I feel like debriefing with my hubby on the deck with a glass of wine and a gypsy picnic. At other times we might plan a surprise pick-me-up outing for each other."
The "creative romantic" spends her days meeting clients and designing romance assignments which help to reignite a relationship's spark, something she loves doing. "Every person's dreams and needs are unique and I find that infinitely fascinating and refreshing. It's an absolute pleasure to find a match for a couple's dreams and weave together something bespoke just for them," she says.
As a former Ceroc teacher (where her interest in nurturing intimate relationships began), Angelique is passionate about dancing as a way to switch off. "I can't think of anything else while I'm dancing, it all just melts away," she explains, adding that she also uses a rebounder (mini trampoline) each morning, incorporating jumping jacks, twists, and hand weights in the work-out.
