What do you get the person who has everything? On Valentine’s Day, the stakes surrounding this question are even higher. Maybe she’s not impressed by flowers or maybe he absolutely hates the cheesy, romantic holiday, but either way, you want to do something special for someone special.
As always, the people of Reddit are here to provide you with some much-needed Valentine’s Day gift-giving inspiration. Even those of us who are single or proudly celebrating Galentine’s Day can appreciate these thoughtful, romantic ideas.
A surprise trip to Greece.
"Surprise trip to Santorini. (She had no idea; thought we were just out to dinner near the airport. I had our passports in my jacket.) Stayed at a little villa with a view of the caldera. After that we went to Delphi and the oracle told us we were meant to be together."- Redditor Goodson123
100 reasons to be loved.
"Here's some cheesiness for you all: Last year my boyfriend did not have a job during V-day - I was essentially supporting him, and it was NBD for me, I didn't expect/want anything. I don't like holidays, I'm sort of a cynical jerk.
"But he managed to melt my heart anyway. He cut 100 hearts out of brightly-colored paper by hand, and wrote a different 'reason' that he loved me on each one. Now I keep them all in a little mini treasure chest on my desk, and if I'm having a bad day, I can pull one out and it makes everything better." - Redditor Vividaether
Unlimited date night ideas.
"I gave it to him early - I put clothespins (about 30) in a glass jar with a different date night on each one :)
"We're going to pick one every week for date night.
"This week is popcorn and rom-com night.
"For every clothespin he picks, he puts another one back in that he writes and we save them all.
"God, I love him."- Redditor Whereisbreakfast
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