Every year on February 14th, the whole world turns pink and red and is suddenly covered in hearts! This miraculous change is known as Valentine’s Day, a holiday that celebrates romantic couples by encouraging the giving of gifts and sweet things. But Valentine’s Day can also be a complicated day. As anyone in a relationship can tell you, knowing how far to go or what exactly your gift means is difficult and can involve guesswork. So here’s a breakdown of some ways to do it.
1. Super Romantic: If Valentine’s Day is the day for you to say how you feel, try some honest communication and a little hard work. A handmade card or an original poem can be very sweet and heartfelt. And for born givers, such a sweet gesture can be added to a jewelry box, bouquet, or boisterous balloon bouquet.
2. Romantic Casual: For those couples who are still getting to know each other, candy makes a great Valentine’s Day surprise, providing a wonderfully delicious gift without leaving a sentimental memory. Flowers less known for their romantic attributes can have the same effect; stick with brightly colored daisies or lilies, or something in your favorite color. And the balloons can last up to 3 weeks, a fun and temporary addition to someone’s home for.
3. Just friends? – Valentine’s Day can still be celebrated only among friends. You can make the holidays light and fun by getting fun Valentine’s Day cards and giving out candy bars instead of a romantic heart-shaped box of chocolates.
No oubliez pas! The size of your gift can also indicate how seriously you are taking Valentine’s Day. So think about how your gift will be received before sending it.