Valentine messages have been around for many, many years and the roots of the day go back to ancient Rome. They are often filled with professions of undying passion, proposals for blessed unions, or reminiscent of enduring love. These love messages were once sent as flowing letters on proper stationery or poems written inside red and white, and often quirky, cards. Now, we are no longer limited to just pencil and paper, but we can branch out into various ways to get our Valentine messages across to our loved ones.

o A video call: for a face-to-face moment when you are in a long-distance relationship.
o Text – Say I love you with as few letters as possible
o Email: a background of hearts will add depth to your words
o Telephone: will soon be as old as a pager
o Mail: go vintage and use pencil and paper to express your love
o Skywriting – Expensive but worth it
o Status report: so everyone knows how in love you are
o Singing Valentine: a sure way to take your mind off work and think of you

These are just a few of the ways you can send a greeting, and these greetings can be extremely extravagant. Valentine’s messages can come in many forms, but sometimes a simple “I love you” will be the Valentine’s message they remember the most. Keep in mind that the delivery of your Valentine’s message is not as important as the message itself.