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Valentine's Day is a great time to show her how you feel. So how do you get your message of love across, without necessarily using chocolates, which can be a dicey present to buy when you don't know the individual enough, or they're conscious about what they eat?
If it's for someone close, your Valentine's gifts could form part of a meal you may cook for them or something a bit less sit down and more breakfast in bed. A mug of her favourite tea or coffee served in a heart shaped mug and toast with hearts toasted onto it would be very romantic.
Buying a present that will see use beyond the day you give it will certainly be better than something that's only meant for Valentine's Day. A heart shaped trinket box or candle holders will look great in living rooms or bedrooms.
A decorative item doesn't have to be really girly or heart themed, it depends on the tastes of who you're buying for. However as a first sign of affection, a gift that's heart themed will definitely indicate a clear message of love and fondness to the lucky lady that receives it. Hearts do say it best.
Should you purchase a gift that's scented such as candles or perfume, make sure that the person that you're buying for doesn't have allergies that will mean that they won't have a chance of enjoying the gift. Sneezing makes kissing difficult.
And finally, don't just buy the first thing that comes along. actually take some time to seriously consider what you're going to buy her. You'll kick yourself if, after you've bought a gift, an even more perfect one comes to your attention. It'll certainly make sending that initial message of interest difficult if you haven't paid enough attention to what you're actually buying.
