6 Tips For Writing On Valentines Day Cards That Won't Get You Into Trouble

You have to be careful about what you write on Valentines Day cards. One wrong word could send you down the wrong path. So think hard before you write. Then follow the 6 tips below:

 

6 Tips for Writing On Valentines Day Cards 

 1) Never write love if you mean like. Writing "I love you." to someone you'd like to know better or to an old flame will get you in trouble. The new person may get scared off. And the old flame will get the wrong message. Unless you're really trying to get back together.

2) Think before you write. If you're ordering flowers for delivery, figure out what you want on the card before you pick up the phone. Write it down. Remember the florist enclosure cards are only 2 x 3 inches. You cannot get 500 words on there. Trust me. I've tried!

3) Spell the person's name right. As a matter of fact spell everything right. If you're a bad speller it will show the person you care.

4) Write the card out yourself. No one cares how bad your handwriting is. It really is the thought that counts.

5) Don't just grab a card and sign your name on the bottom. Put a little thought into it. Write a line or two. If in doubt ask for help. But if you have trouble rhyming two words, don't copy a poem off the internet and expect anyone to believe you actually wrote it. Be yourself.

6) Sign your name. People, especially women, hate getting flowers delivered to them anonymously. Don't believe me? Read this.

 

What's a good line to write on a Valentines Day card?

Mimi

Image: Melissa Neufeld

Comments

[Sample Letters]

This is a very nice sample,tips and guidelines on how to write a formal letter .Thanks for sharing it with us.I'm pretty sure a lot of people out there will find this blog of yours very helpful.

[Mimi]

I'm so glad you found the post helpful. Please feel free to share it with others.