Gift Ideas

In many cases, plans for Valentine’s day include things like chocolates, dinner, flowers and jewelry. We can help you work with those ideas.
If you have no idea what you’d like to give to your giftee, considering going with a red theme which you can find information about under our Colours theme page.

Try incorporating one of our other themes:
- Our Senses theme works nicely if you’re giving chocolates, have dinner plans (taste) or if you’re planning to bring some flowers home (smell).
- Types of Therapy is also great for giving chocolates and our Colours theme works for flowers.
- If your gift is jewelry, we have a bunch of themes that can work with and around your gift. For example:
  - If you have a diamond, take a look at our Rock, Paper Scissors, Elements (earth) or Good Things Come to Those Who Wait themes.
  - If you have another gem, search it under jewelry to look for themes that are linked.
Think outside the box. Roll with a Cupid theme. Try some archery and call it shooting Cupid’s arrow.
Still struggling to figure out the perfect gift? Did your Valentine tell you not to get them anything? Consider donating to a charity that’s close to their heart.
Tight on money and don’t have any ideas? Our themes can work within a tight timeline or budget and still make your giftee feel special. You can also look at our last minute templates.

Around Valentine’s day, you can always find gift bags and wrapping paper to suit this theme.
Want to personalize it a bit more? Wrap the gift in blank paper and then “etch” you and your partner’s initials onto the paper (A.B. + C.D.).

Depending on what theme you use, you’ll find specific suggestions on those pages.
Using quotes about love is a good way to go. See below for a few examples, but feel free to search online for more (there are tonnes).
- “Real love stories never have endings.” ~Richard Bach
- “Meeting you was fate, becoming your friend was a choice, but falling in love with you I had no control over.” ~Unknown
- “Where there is love, there is life”. Mahatma Ghandi
- “Once you have learned to love, you will have learned to live”. ~Unknown

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