Abercorn Valentine’s Day

Abercorn Valentine’s Day

Abercorn House Care Home have been busy on Valentine’s Day with various events.Valentine’s Day Lunch Date

Abercorn House celebrated Valentine’s Day with a special lunch date for residents and their loved ones. The dining room was decorated with hearts and soft music, creating a cosy, romantic atmosphere. Families enjoyed a lovely meal together, sharing stories, laughter, and quality time. It was a heartfelt afternoon that brought everyone closer and made the day truly memorable.Valentine’s Day Theme Photoshoot

Abercorn House hosted a charming Valentine’s Day themed photoshoot, giving residents and their loved ones a chance to capture special moments together. With soft décor, heart‑themed backdrops, and plenty of smiles, families enjoyed a fun and heartfelt experience. The photoshoot created beautiful keepsakes and a lovely way to celebrate love in all its forms.Valentine’s Day Party (Entertainment)

Abercorn House was filled with love and music this Valentine’s Day as a talented singer entertained residents and their loved ones. With classic love songs and gentle melodies, the performance created a joyful, relaxed atmosphere. Residents sang along, shared smiles, and enjoyed a beautiful afternoon of music and togetherness.

In additional, all residents and staff received a rose for Valentine’s Day.

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