Love is the soul of life that has fascinated each and every individual
with its magic, which has been majestically associated with romance.
Romance creates that aura in your love life that helps you to keep the
flame alive forever. Romantic tips would further entice you and bring a
spell of freshness into the life. Let romance cast its spell on you as
it binds onto the eternal saga of love. Romanticism allows you to get
close and intimate with your beloved and celebrate the undying love and
passion while sharing deep emotions of love.
Give your lover a dozen roses and do it with a creative twist.
Give eleven red roses and one white rose. Attach a note that reads:
"In every bunch there's one who stands out and you are that one."
Sending a birthday card isn't just a good idea, it's an obligatory romantic gesture.
But how about doing something different this year?
On your lover's birthday, send a "thank you" card to his/her mother.
Gallantry never really goes out of style.
So every once in a while kiss her hand with a flourish.
Note: The proper way to kiss a woman's hand is to lower your lips to her hand.
You don't raise her hand to your lips.
Gift wrap a wishbone in a jewelry box.
Send it to her with a note that says,
"I wish you were here."
Unplug the TV.
Put a note on the screen saying,
"Turn me on instead."
Write him a little love note.
Insert it into the book he's reading.
Craig liked doing things in a big way.
He was a dramatic and loud (though lovable) kind of guy. Mary, on the other hand, was proper and quiet (and just as lovable). Craig sometimes criticized Mary for not being expressive or outrageous enough. Until . . . one day when Craig returned home from a business trip and was greeted by Mary and two hundred forty-three members of the local high school marching band on their front lawn. (Most people don't consider John Philip Sousa marches to be romantic but Craig does!)
The hardest part about having children is the sheer wealth of time, emotion and energy you invest in them. Don’t doubt for an instant that your children are worth it, but there is a new type of stress that your relationship will undergo as you transform from couple to parents. Parents lose sleep, parents are always busy, and there is always something for parents to be doing. Parents rarely get to sleep in and in some cases, rarely get to go out anymore.
If you discover that you are spending less and less time with your spouse and that your romantic gestures have been reduced to a half-wave as you pass the coffee in the morning, then it’s time to re-ignite the intimacy in your relationship. It’s a lot easier than you might think it is, because you were a couple before you were parents.
The first thing to remember about being a couple is that couples need quality time together and that begins with setting aside time for each other that isn’t about work, bills, household chores or your child. If your infant is too young or you aren’t comfortable with going out for a long period of time; make plans for a date evening at home. As soon as the baby is down for the night or their longest sleep cycle – four or five hours – share a nice dinner, either ordered in or prepared together and watch a movie or just talk. Don’t worry about the dishes, the laundry, and the work that you brought home from the office – those four or five hours are for the two of you alone. Turn off the phone; let your friends and family know that this is a 'don’t show up' night.
Remember love tokens – those little gifts of affection that you used to give each other? Do that again. If you both work all week, take turns giving the other one a morning to sleep in and breakfast in bed on the weekends. If you like to write love notes, leave them for each other to find. The most important thing to re-igniting romance in your relationship is to remember – you love this person and their smile is what you are working for. So, pick up a single carnation or a box of their favorite candies or even just a movie that you’ll enjoy – be thoughtful, be creative and most of all, remember to be in love.
Top Tips For Romance
Romance appeals to all age groups, a slice of romance into the life can create wonders for your love life. Here is a guide to some of the best romantic tips you can rely on to get that touch of magic.- Re - create the magic of first date - This one is surely going to take your partner by surprise. Very few things can get as romantic as re-creating the first date. Do everything you did for the first time in a relationship. Get a DVD of the first movie you watched and experience the magic once again at home. Go to the same restaurant you went on past. Steal out a moment to get intimate, share your love thoughts, all it is needed is some quality time of togetherness.
- Cook for your beloved - As goes the saying "Way to a man's heart is through this stomach", cooking for your beloved can be a brilliant romantic idea. This tip of romance would never fail to woo your partner in the most exotic way. Win your beloved's heart and stomach; try out new delicacies in the kitchen. However, let not this romance stop at kitchen only and carry it forward to your dining table. Set the table with candles and go for it. Get more romantic and cozy, try out the idea of cooking together and create a storm in the kitchen filled with romance.
- Surprise your Partner - Go for a long drive in the late hours of night and enjoy the breezy night amidst the calmness of the streets. Spend some quality time together and bring back memories of the first date you had, most importantly speak love. Little things don with love can win hearts in big way. You can even take a stroll under the shining stars in a moonlit street or get conventional with a carriage ride.
- Get romantic in the most personalized way - Give it a personal touch, a mere touch of your emotions can turn the tiniest gift into the most cherished one. Represent your love in the most personal way through a personalized item. Everybody loves gifts with a personal touch. Make greeting cards and pen down your words of love and see it weaving the magic of love like never before.
- Express with flowers - Flowers have long been associated with love and romance as these never failed to weave the magic of love. Express your desire and undying passion and make it special. Ignite the flame of love; infuse romanticism in the air with a bunch of flowers. Flowers do not need any occasion; it can even turn a normal day to a romantic day. Gift flowers, utter a few lines of romance and see the magic. Say it with roses, as expressing love through roses and igniting romance never fails to create its wonders.
Give your lover a dozen roses and do it with a creative twist.
Give eleven red roses and one white rose. Attach a note that reads:
"In every bunch there's one who stands out and you are that one."
Sending a birthday card isn't just a good idea, it's an obligatory romantic gesture.
But how about doing something different this year?
On your lover's birthday, send a "thank you" card to his/her mother.
Gallantry never really goes out of style.
So every once in a while kiss her hand with a flourish.
Note: The proper way to kiss a woman's hand is to lower your lips to her hand.
You don't raise her hand to your lips.
Gift wrap a wishbone in a jewelry box.
Send it to her with a note that says,
"I wish you were here."
Unplug the TV.
Put a note on the screen saying,
"Turn me on instead."
Write him a little love note.
Insert it into the book he's reading.
Craig liked doing things in a big way.
He was a dramatic and loud (though lovable) kind of guy. Mary, on the other hand, was proper and quiet (and just as lovable). Craig sometimes criticized Mary for not being expressive or outrageous enough. Until . . . one day when Craig returned home from a business trip and was greeted by Mary and two hundred forty-three members of the local high school marching band on their front lawn. (Most people don't consider John Philip Sousa marches to be romantic but Craig does!)
The hardest part about having children is the sheer wealth of time, emotion and energy you invest in them. Don’t doubt for an instant that your children are worth it, but there is a new type of stress that your relationship will undergo as you transform from couple to parents. Parents lose sleep, parents are always busy, and there is always something for parents to be doing. Parents rarely get to sleep in and in some cases, rarely get to go out anymore.
If you discover that you are spending less and less time with your spouse and that your romantic gestures have been reduced to a half-wave as you pass the coffee in the morning, then it’s time to re-ignite the intimacy in your relationship. It’s a lot easier than you might think it is, because you were a couple before you were parents.
The first thing to remember about being a couple is that couples need quality time together and that begins with setting aside time for each other that isn’t about work, bills, household chores or your child. If your infant is too young or you aren’t comfortable with going out for a long period of time; make plans for a date evening at home. As soon as the baby is down for the night or their longest sleep cycle – four or five hours – share a nice dinner, either ordered in or prepared together and watch a movie or just talk. Don’t worry about the dishes, the laundry, and the work that you brought home from the office – those four or five hours are for the two of you alone. Turn off the phone; let your friends and family know that this is a 'don’t show up' night.
Remember love tokens – those little gifts of affection that you used to give each other? Do that again. If you both work all week, take turns giving the other one a morning to sleep in and breakfast in bed on the weekends. If you like to write love notes, leave them for each other to find. The most important thing to re-igniting romance in your relationship is to remember – you love this person and their smile is what you are working for. So, pick up a single carnation or a box of their favorite candies or even just a movie that you’ll enjoy – be thoughtful, be creative and most of all, remember to be in love.
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