If she loves a particular restaurant—book it now. Valentine’s Day reservations disappear fast.

• Choose a place she already loves, not somewhere experimental
• Reserve earlier if she likes dressing up
• If dining out isn’t her thing, plan a thoughtful at-home dinner instead

This isn’t about price—it’s about thought. If it looks last-minute, it feels last-minute.

• Has she hinted at something recently?
• Does it connect to her style or daily life?
• Will it last longer than the holiday?

Gift suggestion

A solitaire pendant always reads intentional.

Clean. Iconic. Worn daily.

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Flowers aren’t outdated—forgetting them is. Order in advance so you’re not stuck with leftovers.

• Choose her favorite flowers (or her palette)
• Deliver earlier in the day, not after dinner
• Let it set the tone before the night begins

Upgrade the move

Pair flowers with studs—no overthinking.

Simple, elevated, and instantly “you planned this.”

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A great gift without a thoughtful card feels unfinished. Keep it simple and sincere:

• One reason you appreciate her
• One thing you love about her
• One line about your future together

Dinner is only part of the night. Think about the flow—drink before, dessert after, and time without distractions.

For the “wow” moment

Tennis bracelets photograph beautifully.

Classic, luxe, and impossible to miss.

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Double-check the reservation time, dress code, transportation, and that gifts are wrapped and ready. Confidence comes from preparation—and she notices.

• Be on time
• Be attentive
• Be engaged
• Be grateful

No rushing. No distractions. No “I should’ve planned this earlier” energy.