Take your girlfriend to the movies, arrange beforehand to have a special slide placed in the beginning advertisements. When your slide comes up, get down on your knee and ask her what her answer is.
Make sure that you have desert! Cut up a watermelon into nice petite pieces and have him follow you to the bedroom.
Place a card on their steering wheel that says "You drive me crazy!"
Plan an overnight at a Bed & Breakfast & surprise her with it.
You don't always have to act grown-up. Go out and do some childish things together, like in winter have a snowball fight, or in spring or summer go to the park and play.
Go to a bookstore and grab a few books together and look at them in a couch in the store.
When out in public, whisper in her ear, "I'm all you'll ever need, woman."
Hang little paper stars everywhere from the ceiling with string, and on each one of them, write a trait about her you like and enjoy!
Create a jar filled with "Love Coupons." Make the coupons redeemable for hugs, kisses, back rubs or any number of special favors. Give the jar to your lover and let them redeem the coupons at their will.
Give the outside of the house, bedroom, or special date area a "heart attack". Cover the area in paper hearts with special compliments for your special person. Leave it for a surprise!
Hang some mistletoe over your bedroom door year round.
Eat a candlelight dinner on a screened porch. (Jamie)
Kiss your lover's hands often.
Go on a riverboat ride together.
Caring is not enough! You should aware for what she needs anytime without her needing to say it to you. It can be a surprise too, cause she will feel that you know her well.
If you don't already have one, steal a key from her somehow. Then, one day where she's not going to be home for awhile...sneak in and clean her house. She will love you.
Have an easter egg hunt for your mate with romantic sayings on slips of paper in each egg.
Leave a rose on her pillow before she gets home at night.
Give your mate a bungee cord: Whenever I get down, you pull me right back up
Always look in their eyes as they're talking to you.
Be the first to begin things in a relationship... take her hand when she least expects it and show how much love her.
My boyfriend lived 3 hours away from my college. I was so upset we wouldn't be together on Valentine's Day. On Feb. 14, he called me and said to look out the window...I looked out to see him holding a dozen roses and a big smile! I ran down to let him in. It was the best Valentine's Day I have ever had.
Tell your lover you love her three times a day, every day, for the rest of your life.
Write him a love letter covered with lipstick kisses and sealed with your perfume.
Create your own home made card.
Send her a card the day after Valentine's day saying "24 hours is too long to go without saying 'I Love You'".
Have custom jewelry made for your significant other.
Take your someone special and a loaf of bread, and go to a lake and feed the ducks. Also works well if you bring a child or younger sibling.
Send a letter with the scent of your perfume or cologne on it.
Make sure to tell them and show them how much you care about them before it's too late.
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