Romantic Gift Ideas for Valentine’s Day that Your Valentine Will Love

Are you looking for a perfect Valentine’s Day gift?

If you want to give your Valentine a special gift, don’t be like most people. You need to be different.

Knock his or her socks off –and maybe something more by ignoring the tried and true and give him or her something that is uniquely you.

Flowers, Chocolate and a Meal –Oh no!

At this time, every year, the television and radio waves are filled with advertisements from Shari’s Berries to 1800-Flowers.Giant retailers expect lovers from coast-to-coast to spend their hard earned cash on the traditional holiday gifts of flowers, chocolate and a maybe a date night –and, unfortunately, many people live up to their expectations, but you don’t have to be one of them. Continue reading this hub to learn how to give your Valentine a gift that is unique as your love.

Let’s face it; everyone is different, and so are relationships.

So, why would anyone settle for a cookie-cutter Valentine’s gift?

Some common excuses include;

• It’s easier.
• He or she liked it last year.
• Don’t reinvent the wheel.
• Why rock the boat?
• I’m too busy to look for a gift.
• All of those big box stores can't be wrong.
• It’s inexpensive.
• I didn’t have time to look for something better.

How would you feel if your lover told that’s one of the reasons he or she chose your Valentine’s Day present? Not too good, I bet.

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Before we get started, take note of these points;

Love is like a hidden treasure. It’s not black or white. You discover its value.

It’s priceless and unworthy of a price tag.

That’s why you can’t give your sweetheart a typical Valentine’s Day gift. You have to be creative and give a gift that resembles the love you share.

Here’s how to do it;

Burn a loving memory within your partner’s heart and mind. To pull this off you must know these 3 things about your Valentine;

1. Likes

2. Dislikes

3. Schedule

To make sure you are on track, here are some common questions to help you:

What does your Valentine like to do for fun?

Does your Valentine have a favorite hobby?

What’s his or her favorite meal?

Does he or she have a secret passion or desire?

What does your Valentine dread?

Is he or she working toward some purpose or milestone?

When does he or she work, go to school, take time off, and is unavailable or free?

Once you’ve discovered your Valentine’s likes, dislikes and schedule start planning your beautiful Valentine’s Day gift.

More Valentine's Day Gift Ideas

If your Valentine is working toward a goal such as losing weight and has actually done so, congratulate him or her with a new outfit in the new clothing size to celebrate that milestone. Another gift idea is to buy a photo shoot to capture your Valentine success in pictures.

Does your Valentine have a dream vacation? If so, surprise him or her with an all-expense paid trip to the dream destination… just make sure you tag along too.

Is your love a secret Chef or always wanted to be one? Why not buy a few cooking classes for him or her?

This is just a start. I hope I got your creative juices flowing. If not, here’s more, Valentine ’s Day gift ideas tailored to your lifestyle and age of your relationship.

There’s nothing like a hardworking and busy Valentine. Every moment you spend with him or her is a gift, but don’t stop there. Why not give your busy Valentine something he or she actually needs: relaxation.

First things first; how does your Valentine relax?

Some men relax by playing sports such as golfing or basketball or even video games while other men like to relax at the fishing hole with a couple of beers. Women relax in many different ways from a day at the spa to a lazy day at home watching Lifetime or Criminal Mind reruns.

Once you have the answers; create a Worry Free Relaxation Valentine Package for your mate.

The objective of this package is to give your busy Valentine a day or a few hours to relax and/or have fun doing what he or she loves.

Here’s an example of a Worry Free Relaxation Valentine Package for a guy that likes to golf;

Check your Valentine’s golf clubs and equipment. Does anything need to be repaired or replaced? If so, replace or have it repaired.

Next, if you live in a warm state, plan a Golf day during Valentine week. If you are not one of the fortunate few, and live in a state where blustery winters are the norm this time of year, schedule your Worry Free Relaxation package when the weather is perfect for golfing. Download a blank gift certificate from the internet and fill it out with your lover’s information and the gift details. Some clubs offer gift certificates to purchase if your lover’s club does, buy one and give it to him. Make sure you dress it up nicely and put it inside of a personalized Valentine’s Day card. He’ll love it.

When it’s time to golf, this week or sometime in the near future, be prepared to accompany your Valentine on his day unless he enjoys going it alone. Even if you don’t know how to golf, go anyway and ask your Beloved to show you the rules of the game. It might feel uncomfortable to the novice in the beginning, but trust me; you both will love the comedy.

End the day with a hot steamy shower accompanied with the music he loves to listen to and the sexy fruits he loves to eat. Bathe him. Feed him. Love him. After all, he is your Valentine.

This section is for young lovers. Remember youth is not age. It’s a state of mind. For practical purpose Young Love is for lovers that are newly involved. They have typically been in a relationship for under a year. If this is you, create a Worry Free Fun in the Sun Romance Package for your Valentine.

Young love is new and definitely different. It’s a time for exploration. The best way to explore is to go out and do something together. Couples that spend time together create memories that last a lifetime. Those relationships usually last longer than couples that opt to live separate lives.

Here are a few examples of things to do together;

• Find a common interest and learn a new skill together
• Create an “our place” by going somewhere you both have never been
• Find a secluded beach – if you live in a warm city-skinny dip
• Get your laugh on – book great seats a comedy club
• Solve a difficult problem or puzzle together – this will create a bond within your relationship and you’ll know whether or not you can work together
• Volunteer together at a cause you believe in
• Fight for something you both believe in

Do you get the picture?

I hope the examples I’ve shared ignite a flame that fuels your creative juices. If not, reread them until you end up with something as unique and beautiful as your love.

It’s Valentine’s Day, and your Valentine deserves a gift that his or her own, not someone else’s opinion, but a gift that comes from the heart and mind of the one they love –you!

Is Valentine's Day still relevant?

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Happy Valentine's Day and thanks for stopping by!

One love,

Princess

Princess Clark-Wendel, MBA

The Pioneer of Worry-Free Living