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Valentines Day to those couples who’ve opted to observe the most romantic day of the year, with candlelit dinners and roses on the cards. Here are the best quotes and messages for Valentines Day 2019.
Valentines Day is observed annually on February 14 by loved-up couples and families all over the World. The occasion traditionally demands bouquets of flowers and heart-shaped chocolate gifts shared between couples, and a fancy dinner date. While many people take to the day with ease, writing out a message off the top their heads, others may not be so creatively inclined. For those who need some Valentine's inspiration, Express.co.uk is on hand to act as Cupid for the day.
What are the best quotes and messages for Valentines Day?According to card makers Hallmark, these are some of the best quotes for a Valentine’s Day card to your loved one:
- “Wishing the sweetest, happiest day to my forever Valentine.”
- “Tonight is all ours. I can’t wait to celebrate with you.”
- “Especially today, I hope you feel how much I love you and how grateful I am to have you in my life.”
- “You take my breath away. Always.”
- “I couldn’t ask for a more wonderful [husband] than you.”
- “My heart is all yours.”
Hallmark also advises those wanting to curate their own personal message using their partner’s nickname or private pet name, providing a warmer touch.
For those who are considering more than one Valentine’s card, the best route is to go for a mix of serious, heartfelt and playful messages.
If you’re really feeling playful, you may want to hide presents or cards in a place your significant other might not expect, such as in their coat pocket.
Hallmark says the best way to deliver a meaningful message is by simply being yourself.
They say: “No matter what you say, use words that sound like you.
“If you are sincere and you are yourself, your card will be as meaningful as you want it to be.”
Ultimately, your partner chose you and if you decide to show your appreciation of them in a way which is unique to yourself, they will appreciate it.
Some people may not have a significant other in their lives to celebrate with, however, and might instead opt to spend time with a friend.
Spending time with your close friends on Valentine’s Day is a relatively new decision and has been appropriately named ‘palentines day’.
This practice is particularly popular among the millennial generation.
According to discount finders Vouchercodes.com, 21 percent of a 2,000 person survey said they would decide to spend the day with a friend.
Almost a quarter of these people (23 percent) said they went on a friend date and 34 percent have exchanged Valentine’s gifts with a friend.