Make a romantic playlist in iTunes, and stream it all over the house, to your Apple TV or AirPort Express-connected speakers.

Don't have speakers in every room? Give the gift of an AirPlay dock so you can take that romantic playlist anywhere, wirelessly. The Philips Fidelio SoundRing is $299.95, but isn't your sweetie worth it?

Order your loved one an engraved iPod. The iPod nano makes a particularly good gift for this, since it's so portable and comes in an assortment of colors--including pink and red!

Use iPhoto to make a book showcasing pictures of you and your significant other. Aw, you're such a handsome couple...

Send a romantic custom letterpress card straight from your iPhone, using Apple's own Cards app. It will certainly beat a store-bought card.

Make a gallery of pictures of just you and your loved one on your iPad or iPhone, and stream it to your Apple TV to set the mood via the big screen. The Apple TV can stream photos from Flickr, too.

Don't have an Apple TV? An iMac will do! You can easily create a romantic screen saver from an iPhoto album. Just create the album in iPhoto, and set it as your screen saver in System Preferences > Desktop and Screen Saver.

Use your iPad to plan an effortless meal by browsing the endless number recipe apps (Food Network in the Kitchen even has Valentine's Day recipes), or just use Google. It's like having a cookbook with an infinite number of pages right by your side.

Just can't get things right in the kitchen? Make a last-minute reservation using OpenTable, either from your Mac or your iPhone. There's an app for this!

Valentine's Day isn't complete without flowers. No matter how busy you are, it only takes a few minutes to order flowers from ProFlowers.com with your Mac. There's even an iPhone app for the site, so no excuses!