We all have that one coworker who we talk to every single day and who makes our job more bearable — even on the most difficult, stressful days. For Irma and Lexi, they definitely find their work wife in each other.

Although Lexi is technically Irma’s boss, the pair have a long professional history together (they both began their careers at the same women’s magazine), and they collaborate on a daily basis. It’s no surprise that their close-knit relationship in the workplace transcends outside of the office and warrants celebration on special occasions like Valentine’s Day.

A signature “fun lunch” for the pair usually involves milking their lunch hour for all it’s worth — grabbing delicious food, maybe having a cocktail, and sharing plenty of conversation.

“Irma is the hardest worker I know, so it's important to me that she knows how much I love and appreciate her,” Lexi says.

“It's equally important to take a break once in a while, which is why a celebratory mid-day lunch is on the top of my list.”

To really make Valentine’s Day special, they’ll make a quick pit stop at Sephora, too. After all, it is on their way back to the office. And technically for beauty editors, it’s research. Irma and Lexi are proof that there can be way more to Valentine's Day than a prix-fixe dinner with an S.O. And there's more than one kind of relationship to celebrate.

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For Audrey, Valentine’s Day is a special occasion to celebrate her relationship with her aunt, who also happens to be her closest relative (both emotionally and geographically).

Living close to each other gives the pair plenty of chances to reminisce about the days when Audrey was young enough to need a babysitter, and Una gladly filled the position. She brought Audrey paper dolls to play dress-up with, shared stories of her days of living in England, and taught Audrey how to make a proper cup of tea.

Having her aunt nearby reminds Audrey of home — a feeling she believes everyone should experience on Valentine’s Day. To her, celebrating a non-romantic love feels genuine and comes with less pressure than recognizing the day with a romantic partner.

“There's just no demand for all the bells and whistles,” says Audrey. “It's just about being around someone you really love, no matter what you do, even if it's just watching an old movie and getting takeout.”

Speaking of movies and takeout, that’s exactly how the duo plans to celebrate this year, along with flowers and something bubbly. Audrey encourages others to celebrate their family members on Valentine’s Day this year, too.

After all, she explains, “All types of love are important.”

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