Sure, Valentine Day cards have become a billion dollar industry, but that doesn't mean you have to jump on the band wagon. In fact, most women sigh when they receive another cliché card. Much of the widespread distaste for St Valentines Day is related to the fact that it's become so commercialized. Writing your thoughts down on paper is not as insurmountable as you may think.
Of course, once your letter has been written, you will need to look over the technicalities of your Happy Valentine message to be sure it all flows. For example, you may not want a coral snake on the stamp; instead opt for a Cupid or bouquet of flowers. Remember, it's all about the overall package and presentation.
Writing your Valentines cards or love poems by hand is always preferable, but sometimes it is just not feasible. If you are writing, then test out a few pens before you give it a go and be sure to use a professional looking black. However, if you have barely legible handwriting, then opt for typing. Choose a romantic cursive font like "French Style Script" or "Kunstler Script."
Be sure the fonts are enlarged enough to read. If your relationship is just beginning, then a short and flirtatious letter is best. If you are in a long distance relationship, go long. For others, write until the thoughts run out. Be aware that you may need a first draft and a fancy piece of stationary to make the best impression for your romantic Valentines letter.
If you want to send a more unconventional Happy Valentine greeting, you can try an audio letter, reading your written words. A creative twist for your music loving gal would be to write on a CD with a golden pen and have her pull on a tab to read it.
In some cases, a video message may be more your style. Others like to write a jar full of folded up messages that express romantic Valentines feelings. Whichever way you choose, she's bound to melt if it comes straight from the heart.
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