Plan a Romantic Valentines Day She'll Never Forget

The planning of a romantic Valentines Day takes some thought and effort, so be prepared. I'm warning you now.

Let her know that you will be taking her out on Valentines Day. Don't act like it's a big deal, but do let her know so she can plan around it. Internally, it's time for you to go for broke and make the best romantic Valentines Day you possibly can!

Call ahead to make reservations at your favorite restaurant. When I talk about your favorite restaurant, I'm not talking about Shoney's or Western Sizzler. Think about what she likes to eat (and what you're willing to stomach), check the yellow pages, and call ahead; try about 20-35 days ahead to get that reservation in!

Call the florist! Reserve a dozen roses and have them delivered later in the afternoon, close to when you normally make it in from work if she stays at home, or better yet, have them delivered to her place of work in the morning!

Do some shopping! Nothing says romantic Valentines Day than jewelry! You don't have to spend the bank account; you can get a pretty nice bracelet for under $100. Give it to her after dinner, or you can take her on a nice evening stroll after dinner, and give it her then.

Let your mind run wild and be creative. The key to having a romantic Valentines Day is to use your imagination and to be yourself. If anyone else were to plan your special Valentines Day, she could probably tell in a heartbeat because it wouldn't be you or something you would do. So take your time, plan ahead, and give her the most romantic Valentines Day she's ever had!