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The Empire State Building to be Lit in Tiffany Blue for Valentine’s Day
February 9, 2022, 8:23.33 pm ET

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The Empire State Building is announcing an iconic partnership with Tiffany for “bucket list,” romantic celebrations this Valentine's Day. As part of the celebration, the Empire State Building will be lit up in Tiffany Blue, instead of its traditional heartbeat red, as party of Tiffany’s “Blue is the Color of Love” campaign. A special celebrity guest will visit the building that morning for a lighting ceremony to flip the famous switch.

At the same time the Empire State Building is hosting these Valentine’s Day events:

- Happily, Ever Empire Package – Five lucky couples who book the Happily Ever Empire engagement package for Valentine's Day weekend will receive additional, special gifts as a part of their experience. This includes a Tiffany & Co. Color Block Two-piece Mug and Tea set, and floral bouquets wrapped in artwork by Curtis Kulig, with whom Tiffany has partnered for Valentine's Day.

The $1,000 package grants priority access to the 86th Floor Observatory, a complimentary bottle of Champagne in a private corner of the iconic outdoor observatory deck, a private guided tour of the building, and access to the 102nd Floor Observatory. Couples who book the package will receive a special offer from the nearby Langham Hotel, which features Empire State Suites with stunning views of the couple's proposal site.

-Empire State Blooms – From Thursday, Feb. 10 to Monday, Feb. 14, the Empire State Building will welcome Hometown Flower Co. for a special floral pop-up on the 86th Floor Observatory. The Long Island-based flower truck and digital florist will offer fresh, local varieties in their signature "flowers in a bag" style, which will be available for purchase at the Observatory. The 86th Floor Observatory will also be embellished with an outdoor photo opportunity for guests, filled with beautiful pink floral arrangements and shiny gold hearts.

The Empire State Building's Observatory Experience recently underwent a top-to-bottom reimagination that added a dedicated guest entrance, a digital and tactile museum that celebrates the icon from the moment it was conceived to its current place in pop culture, and a completely re-imagined 102nd Floor Observatory.

More information visit www.esbnyc.com

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