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How to Give Romantic Greeting Cards - Make These Greeting Cards a Surprise

When you're going to give your loved one romantic greeting cards you must practice the fine art of surprise. Cards like this are most effective when they catch your spouse off guard, then the true appeal of your card can work its magic.

Romantic greeting cards are often pre-made, making it easy for the giver to pick a loving and creative card. However, if you want you can customize your own internet greeting cards or print greeting cards for that special someone you can also go this route. No matter how you opt to create or choose your romantic greeting, it's important that it be a surprise. Here are a few ways to ensure that your greeting cards are surprises.

1. Start a fight a few days before the big romantic greeting card day over nothing. Don't talk to your partner until that day, then show up on the doorstep with a dozen roses if you partner is a girl or their favorite pizza if your partner is a guy and the card attached.

2. Several days before you want to give your romantic greeting cards, start acting extremely forgetful, forgetting all important birthdays, holidays, and anniversaries. Then, when your partner has given up all hope of a romantic evening, pounce on them with the card and a lovely dinner.

3. Call your partner up and tell them you have something grave to discuss. 'Would they mind meeting you in a very public place for a quick lunch?" Your partner will come to the meeting expecting the worst and you can surprise them with romantic greeting cards and some sort of heart shaped desserts.

4. Send your partner a series of strange cards, such as Get Well cards or Sorry About Your Loss cards. When they are fully convinced you've lost your mind, leave a series of romantic greeting cards scattered around their bedroom. You may or may not be on the bed with whipped cream, depends on your craziness.

5. Act as if you don't like your in-laws. Then on one family occasion have your in-laws give your spouse the romantic greeting cards you intend for him or her. Your spouse will be caught completely off guard because he or she was expecting a card from their parents and instead got a card from you. It will show that you don't dislike your in-laws as much as you indicated if their in on the little ruse.

Hopefully, these five nuggets of wisdom will help you give romantic greeting cards in the best ways possible. If you put your mind to it you'll probably be able to come up with some fun ways of your own.

David W. Allen is a business and Internet marketing consultant who helps greeting card designers and card makers start their own home businesses by applying his proven and tested method of online and offline marketing strategies. Please visit me: http://www.greetingcardprofits.com or visit my lens at: http://www.squidoo.com/romantic_greeting_cards/

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Who Is Your Valentine?

You may think that valentines are only for lovers and couples, but you would definitely be wrong. You can send a valentine to anyone special to you, or anyone you would like to be special in any way.

This important distinction about Valentine's Day is currently taught to children around the country in public and private schools. Children purchase or create valentines for each member of their class, as well as their teacher. Everyone is a valentine in an elementary classroom. This is an important lesson for children to learn, because by making everyone a valentine, no one is left out, everyone feels special, and the children learn to love one another as we are told to do.

Valentine's Day is also a day for adults to show their affection for special people in their life, including and other than their spouses. Fathers send flowers, candy, and a valentine to their daughters. Mothers may send a valentine to their sons. Siblings may send flowers, candy, and/or a valentine to each other. Children may send a valentine or make a valentine for their parents or grandparents. Valentines are a wonderful way to make anyone in your life feel special and remembered.

Friends also often send valentines to one another. A simple valentine to your best friend lets him or her know how much you mean to them. By sending a valentine to the special people in our lives, besides our spouses, it lets them know that we have not forgotten them in the midst of our love for our significant other. Many friends feel left out when a friend or loved one becomes involved in a new and engaging relationship. By sending them a valentine, it shows that they are not forgotten, but loved and remembered.

Sending a valentine to someone who does not have other family or loved ones to receive valentine's from is also a great endeavor. Getting a valentine when you least expect one is sure to lift anyone's spirits on what can otherwise become a very lonely, sad day. A valentine from the heart of someone who cares about you is the best way to keep anyone from feeling lonely.

One thing that has become very popular in these times is sending a valentine to a soldier off at war in Iraq or Iran. These soldiers are far from home and very lonely, and some of them do not have anyone to write to. Pen pal organizations have been formed to write to these soldiers, and make sure that they know that what they are doing is appreciated, and that someone really does care. Why not take the programs a little bit further and send a valentine to a soldier in the middle east? I'm sure it will be very much appreciated. Do an internet search for Middle East soldiers pen pals to learn how to get involved in the program, and send a soldier a valentine this year. Make a difference this Valentine's Day.

The truth of the matter is, regardless of traditions, anyone can be your valentine. So who is your valentine this year?