To most men, Valentine's Day is the day you're supposed to buy flowers or candy for your wife or girlfriend. But to most women, Valentines Day is about expressing your innermost feelings about someone. It's about saying how much you really value someone -- through the purchase of a material object, of course. Here's how to give Valentine's Day gifts she's bound to love.
Steps
1. Think about the message you want to convey to her. Is it, "I think you're special," "I spent the big bucks on you," or, "I want to keep you guessing"? Whatever the message, there's an easy way to communicate it through your gift.
2. For example, if you want to tell her she's special, have a custom poem written for her. Simply search for "custom" poem on Google. Or give her a giant fortune cookie that's customized with your own personal saying. You can get M&M candies or Hershey's World's Largest KISS customized too (but right now the M&M's are back-ordered and won't be shipped in time for Valentine's Day).
3. If you want to show her she's worth the big bucks, jewelry is the ticket. And don't go for any of that mall-store junk, either. Tiffany is the secret. It doesn't matter if you get her a silver keychain or diamond earrings. If it comes wrapped in that robin's egg blue box, she'll adore it -- and you.
4. If you know she loves roses, but you want to keep her guessing, why not send her flowers on the day before Valentine's Day, and have something else sent the next day? That way, she'll appreciate the fact that you know what she likes, but you'll also keep her guessing. 1-800-flowers has a "Two Days of Endless Possibilities" gift that does it all for you. On the first day, they'll deliver a half dozen chocolate-covered strawberries. On the second, they'll deliver a dozen red roses. It's the perfect classic gift with a twist.
Tips
1. You can go one step better than jewelry by giving her the whole store -- well, buying her Tiffany stock. It's like owning the store, isn't it? (See the external links for more info on how to get a framed share of Tiffany stock for around $120.)
2. Both Personal Creations and 1-800-flowers sell giant fortune cookies that can be personalized, free of charge.
Steps
1. Think about the message you want to convey to her. Is it, "I think you're special," "I spent the big bucks on you," or, "I want to keep you guessing"? Whatever the message, there's an easy way to communicate it through your gift.
2. For example, if you want to tell her she's special, have a custom poem written for her. Simply search for "custom" poem on Google. Or give her a giant fortune cookie that's customized with your own personal saying. You can get M&M candies or Hershey's World's Largest KISS customized too (but right now the M&M's are back-ordered and won't be shipped in time for Valentine's Day).
3. If you want to show her she's worth the big bucks, jewelry is the ticket. And don't go for any of that mall-store junk, either. Tiffany is the secret. It doesn't matter if you get her a silver keychain or diamond earrings. If it comes wrapped in that robin's egg blue box, she'll adore it -- and you.
4. If you know she loves roses, but you want to keep her guessing, why not send her flowers on the day before Valentine's Day, and have something else sent the next day? That way, she'll appreciate the fact that you know what she likes, but you'll also keep her guessing. 1-800-flowers has a "Two Days of Endless Possibilities" gift that does it all for you. On the first day, they'll deliver a half dozen chocolate-covered strawberries. On the second, they'll deliver a dozen red roses. It's the perfect classic gift with a twist.
Tips
1. You can go one step better than jewelry by giving her the whole store -- well, buying her Tiffany stock. It's like owning the store, isn't it? (See the external links for more info on how to get a framed share of Tiffany stock for around $120.)
2. Both Personal Creations and 1-800-flowers sell giant fortune cookies that can be personalized, free of charge.
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