Things You'll Need:
- Valentine's Day Greeting Cards
- Romantic Greeting Cards
- Calligraphy Pens
- Flower Bouquets
- Acid-free Tissue Paper
- Perfume
- Breakfast Tray
- Colored Ink Pens
- Stationery
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Step 1
Meditate upon the subject of your valentine. Make a list of your sweetheart's unique attributes, and focus on them in your note.
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Step 2
Choose a writing style. Traditional poetry, haiku, free verse or letter format all constitute romantic methods by which to express yourself.
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Step 3
Choose words that are positive, complimentary, romantic and deeply personal. Now is not the time to be shy.
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Step 4
Suggest a romantic interlude, or reminisce about a past encounter with your valentine. You can be discreet and seductive by weaving meaning into your words and asking your valentine to read between the lines.
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Step 5
Compare your valentine to a phenomenon that you find almost as stunning as him or her: a sunset, a rose, a waterfall.
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Step 6
Write with scented and colored pens to add a mystical and luxurious element to the valentine.
Comments
BigDiamonds said
on 2/21/2009 best idea ever!
grouch said
on 2/18/2009 Thanks for the great how to!
jjmess said
on 2/1/2008 For more about Valentine's Day why not drop in and visit me and my friends at our love and relationship thread on the forum pages: http://www.ehow.com/community/forums/topic_33827_valentine’s-day:-in-love?-broken-hearted?-alone?-how-do-you-deal?.aspx
tlambeth85 said
on 2/1/2007 this is a ridiculously hilarious, yet very cute one I just discovered on google http://www.thelovegram.com , can send a singing telegram to your lover
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 If you really love a person, then just write down what you feel. Dont be embarassed about it. The best time for me is when i've just come form hanging out w/ my guy. All my feelings are fresh in my heart and i just let loose