"Couples prefer gifts that are relatively inexpensive, but memorable," said Robyn Spizman, an author of best-selling book titled "Make It Memorable" and "The Giftionary."
Spizman said, most women actually prefer to partner shows love. No need with an expensive gift, simply by helping household chores or watching other little things, can make a woman feel special. "It's not about the price of goods," said Spizman.
Relationship expert, Leah Ingram, also help to highlight the phenomenon of men who are generally willing to spend money in order to make their partner feel special.
However, Ingram suggests, specifically for the new first date should not give a gift that was too expensive.
Or, you're married long enough, you can warm up again the relationship through a unique gift, but do not make a pouch leak.
For example with a red flower with a little note saying 'You are the woman I love. "Or you could write that sentence in the bathroom mirror, refrigerator or dresser.
In addition, there are still a number of other creative gift ideas. Here are some tips as quoted from Bankrate.com.
- Invite the couple watch a romantic movie with hot chocolate and popcorn at the cinema or at home.
- Many women are more impressed by the expression of love the couple hand-written rather than expensive gifts.
- Consider a romantic dinner with your spouse rather than at an expensive restaurant on February 14. Or, give a surprise by serving breakfast or fried rice cake complete with a rose and heart-shaped greeting card that read 'I Love You "in the bedroom.
- Statement in love online with online greeting cards that can direct you send to facebook or twitter account a wall can make him flowered.
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