
Monograms: The use of monograms, that is inscribing or etching, is one of the most used methods of personalizing gift items. You can etch the name of your beloved, or his or her initials on the backside of the gift. It can also have an intricate design. Many also inscribe quotes and notes on the gift. So items like watches, jewelry caskets and mirrors are good items to be monogrammed as the lid or the backside provides the adequate space for the inscription. Moreover, the costs of monogramming are very affordable and some stores even provide the services free of costs.
Inclusion of Handmade Items: What can be more personal or intimate than making something for your beloved yourself. Those who are good at handiwork, sometimes make the gifts with their own hands, like wall hangings, embroidered kerchiefs or scarves, candles, handmade jewelry with pretty beads etc. If you do not feel that much confident then you can decorate the hamper or the gift box yourself or make a lovely card with a romantic message. All it takes is few hours of work and lots of love, which there is surely no dearth of.
Love Messages: Romantic notes are always special, not just on Valentine's Day. But on this day, you feel like expressing your love like never before. So pour your heart out and tell him or her everything that you have ever wanted to say. It does not have to be poetic or does not require any flowing ornamented words either. Speak straight form the heart. If you want to use quotes, do it at the end. Simple words, simply spoken, has a greater impact than planned poetry which may not come naturally to you.
Personalizing the gift will make the gift just for whom it is gifted to, as if it was made for him or her alone and no one else. And it would also show that how much important he or she is to you for you to go out of the way and put that extra effort.