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February 14th is widely regarded as the most romantic day of the year, and for many, it’s the ideal day to let your one true love know how much they mean to you.
While giving gifts like flowers is traditionally romantic, nothing compares to sending someone a heartfelt greetings card to show how much they’re loved. However, we do know that it can sometimes be a struggle to find just the right words to express your feelings.
That’s why our team of writing experts have come up with a selection of ideas for what to write in a Valentine’s card, so that your special someone will know just how much they really mean to you.
And, once you’ve found your perfect message of love and appreciation from our list, why not take a look at our video greetings cards and send them a memory that they’ll replay forever, or check out our stunning 3D cards for stand-out ways to make a statement and flowers that really will last a lifetime.
Finding the right things to put in a Valentine’s card for your life-partner is never going to be simple. How can you possibly express all the many things that they mean to you? And how can you do it perfectly? Well, there’s no need to worry, because there’s lots of beautiful words you can say, and the most important part is to speak from your heart.
Knowing what to put in a Valentine’s card for your special person can also be tough when you’ve not been together for very long or haven’t quite reached that level of commitment yet. But there’s still plenty of lovely ways to say Happy Valentine’s Day and let them know that you think they’re pretty great.
And, if you need something a little less specific check out our range of open cards for some more diverse options.
If you’re soon to be married to the person of your dreams, first of all congratulations, and second of all, when it comes to writing Valentine cards, try to remember that your love loves you for you, so as long as what you're saying comes from your heart, it's absolutely guaranteed to melt theirs.
For Good Friends, Best Mates
and Galentines
February 14th doesn’t just need to be a day where you express romantic love. Let your heart lead the way and celebrate all kinds of love this Valentine’s Day. There may be one cherished close friend, a special little group you celebrate Galantine’s with, or a sister from another mister who makes everything that little bit better, whoever they are, send them a card and let them know they’re special to you, with one of these lovely messages.
Along with celebrating your friends, telling your kids how much you love them, and helping them to express their love for others, is a really fun and important thing to do on Valentine’s Day. Although the words written in these Valentine cards won’t be romantic, February 14th is still a wonderful day to express appreciation and affection, share kind and loving thoughts with your kids, and help them share their own feelings with the people most important to them.
And if you’re looking for a thoughtful gift for the kids this Valentine’s Day, take a look at our exciting range of Little World Changers books and greetings cards, exclusively made for your little ones.
For You, from Your Furbaby
There’s no denying the love we have for our pets, so Valentine’s Day is the pawfect day to include them in the fun too. Whether you want to deliver a sweet little something to your co-fur-parent from a pampered pooch, or send a sassy comment from your beloved cat overlord, check out our fun range here and share some love from your furry friends this Valentine’s Day.
Sometimes, the most effective way to the heart is via the funny bone. Sharing laughter can be just as romantic as a sentimental verse so, if you’re looking for a little light-hearted inspiration, here’s a selection of our favourite funny notes, to help you make your special person smile this Valentine’s Day.
We hope these suggestions make it easier for you to express your true feelings on Valentine’s Day, so just use them as they are or as a starting point for your own special message. But, whichever you choose, just let your heart lead the way and remember that Valentine’s Day is a lovely opportunity to show and tell someone you love them, not an annual test each February 14th!
