Buying Valentine's Day gifts for her – 5 tips to make shopping easy!

Buying Valentine's Day gifts for women can be rather complicated, what can you get that she will love and think is romantic?

man giving his partner a valentine's day gift

Well its a lot easier than you think to buy her a gift she'll love this Valentine's Day, just follow these 5 easy tips:


1. Listen - She'll probably tell you what she wants/likes even if she doesn't realise


This may seem like an obvious tip but most women/people tend to drop hints about what they like and want, even if they don't realise they are doing it.


If she's mentioned that after her next pay-day she might spoil herself with those new earrings, make-up brushes, trainers, speakers, etc. this is an obvious indication of the things she wants.


Some phrases worth listening out for can follow the form of:

I'm nearly out of perfume

My boots are starting to look really worn

I really like Ed Sheeran's new album

I could do with a new jewellery box


The key to surprising her with a Valentine's Day present she wants is to listen for indicators in normal conversation, especially if she is complaining (as everyone does) about something she currently has! Also write it down, or make a note on your phone, straight away so you don't forget.
girl hugging her valentine while holding a rose


2. Think about her as a person


We don't just mean think about 'what will she like' as you desperately rush around a store with all the other Valentine's Day shoppers. We mean think about what she already has and what she already likes, does she have a lot of sports gear or jewellery, is she a fan of wine, tea or beer, what does she enjoy doing?


Write down what you already know about her in a list and you'll be surprised how much difference this makes when you shop for a Valentine's Day gift.


For instance, if you know she has a lot of jewellery so you don't really want to buy her more, get her something useful like a jewellery box. Or if she loves flowers but you don't want to buy her something that won't last, get her something more permanent and romantic like a silver rose.

By following this thought pattern you can explain why you bought her that Valentine's Day gift and show her it's because you love and pay attention to her.

A couple smiling in front of two hearts


3. Get her something simple but make it unique


You know she likes a drink of wine in the evening but getting her some new wine glasses and a bottle of white might sound a bit simple for Valentine's Day.


However, it's important to remember that you want to get her a Valentine's Day gift that she'll love and use, so take those wine glasses and the bottle of wine and have them personalised with a special message or date that's meaningful to both of you like your anniversary.


The same idea can work with so many other types of Valentine's Day gifts too like jewellery, cushions and even candles.


This will show that not only have you thought about what she likes but taken that information to a whole new level to make sure you put a real smile on her face.

A couple drinking wine in front of a fire


4. Don't buy her something mundane


It might be that you have put previous steps together and resulted in:


  1. She said: “I could do with a new set of pans.”

  2. She loves cooking.

  3. I will personalise some pans for her.


However, the key to getting her a Valentine's Day gift she will love is buying something that spoils her. You may argue that she is not the type of girl that likes being spoiled, however, we are here to tell you that any woman likes knowing someone loves her enough to really put thought into her gift and buy her something special.

A man giving his partner a valentine's day gift


5. The Valentine's Day gift doesn't have to be a 'gift'


Bare with us for this one. If you think of buying a Valentine's Day gift, you think of a beautifully wrapped item but this doesn't have to be the case. If there is something you think she may enjoy doing it's possible that an experience day or weekend away may be a better Valentine's Day gift for her than a new dress.


There are so many experience days out there, from spa days, vineyard tours and cupcake decorating classes to super car driving blasts and bungee jumping experiences, so it's definitely another option when buying gifts for her.

A couple having a Valentine's Day meal

If you need any more help or information about great Valentine's Day Gifts for Her then check out our website. Most of our gifts can be personalised in-house and sent directly to her door with a Valentine's Day Card.

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