Making The Most Of Valentine's Day Gifts For Her
Author: Roy Thomsitt

Choosing a romantic gift for Valentine's Day for a woman should
be a pleasure, with thoughts and feelings of how much it will
make her feel loved, special and wanted.

To put emphasis on the special, then you should, first and
foremost, consider her and her individual likes and dislikes.
Whether you are just considering a gift of flowers, such as red
roses, or a gift basket, it will not be very romantic if you end
up buying something which your Valentine does not like or
appreciate, and which clearly shows you do not have a clue
about the real her. Your gifts and tokens of love must come
from the heart.

Valentine's Day comes but once a year, so why not make it just
that, a day? If your budget allows, and she can be available
for the day, then try spending some time thinking about what
would make her very happy and spoilt, pampered, and very much
loved.

By planning a full Valentine Day, you will undoubtedly make her
Valentine's gift unique. In fact, the gift will be a series of
gifts and events spread throughout the day. Timing and order
could be very important, and that is something you will have to
judge depending on your girlfriend or wife.

The permutations for a true Valentine "Day" are endless. If you
first decide what to include, then think about the best timing
and order for her to get maximum pleasure, the days itinerary
will gradually full into place. For example, if a romantic,
candlelit evening meal is an essential, then you need to get
that booked well in advance and the time set. Should you
believe she would love to be pampered in a day spa for much of
the morning, then that that too would need to be booked well in
advance, as would an afternoon makeover and hairdo.

While it cannot be that much of a surprise as a day (after all
she will need to be asked to be available all day), you can
keep the individual elements of the day, and the physical
gifts, secret. How is this for an example?:

1. A very beautiful Valentine Card on the breakfast table
waiting her, or delivered by courier to her door.

2. Early morning delivery of flowers to her home, or yours if
you live together. Including roses? Well, that's up to you, but
more of that later.

3. A visit to a good day spa where she can be pampered from
head to foot for the morning.

4. A light lunch somewhere that is a bit out of the ordinary,
but relaxing and with a warm and welcoming ambience. Maybe a
floating restaurant if you have one close enough, or anything
else with a romantic touch.

5. It's off to the parlour for a hairdo, manicure, pedicure and
makeover.

6. She'll be feeling on top of the world by now, a great time
to go to a boutique or two to find that perfect outfit for the
evening meal.

7. Home on schedule, to await the delivery of a gift basket
that includes a bottle of her favourite wine (for later), some
feminine and floral fragrances including bath salts, so she can
have a long relaxing soak in the bath before going out for the
meal.

8. While she's in the bath, hide a new bottle of a perfume she
has always wanted inside the new dress so she will find it as
she gets ready for the evening.

9. A wonderful candlelit meal, with her favourite choice of
foods available; a romantic ambience is a necessary to top off
the evening.

10. As you order your dessert, a well timed flower delivery of
fresh roses delivered to the restaurant, and then your table.
You'll need a reliable florist and a bit of time watching for
this!

11. Back home and an offer to open the wine.

12. While she is in the bathroom, replace the bedroom lighting
with scented candles, and place her last gift, some new
lingerie, on the pillow to await her.

That is an expensive example, and please do not send me the
bill. However, I am sure you get the idea. Valentine's Day can
be an experience, not just a card, a rose, and a meal.


About The Author: This Valentine Day gifts for her article was
written by Roy Thomsitt, owner author of the Romeo and Juliet
Valentine's web site -
http://www.romeo-and-juliet-valentines.com