5 Non-Traditional Valentine's Card Ideas

5 Non-Traditional Valentine's Card Ideas

Valentine's Day. Love it or hate it, it comes around every February, and this year, let's make it fun again!

Valentine's Day doesn't have to just be about our spouse, it's the perfect opportunity to encourage friends, reconnect with neighbors, or brighten someone's day. Keep reading for a full list of non-traditional Valentine's ideas to send in the mail:

 

Mom

Who would love receiving an encouraging card in the mail more than anyone? Mom! She works so hard day in and day out, and is so easy to celebrate. Send mom a card this Valentine's Day and let her know how much you love her!

Love you Berry Much card

Love You Mama card

 

Best Friend

Galentine's Day is quickly becoming a fan favorite holiday to celebrate, and for good reason. Good friends are hard to find, and friends that stick with you through thick and thin are unbeatable. To send a Valentine's Day card to your best friend, keep it light-hearted, fun, and let her know how thankful you are for her!

So Mush Love for You card

You Grow Girl card

 

Teacher

Another gal who works hard day in and day out. Teachers love receiving notes of encouragement for all their hard work, and sending a Valentine's Day card is a great way to say thank you, two months in to the new semester. Teachers especially love if your kiddo write a hand-written note or signs their name inside! A quick, thoughtful activity this Valentine season.

Sweet As Cheery Pie card

Sending You Love Hugs and Chocolate card

 

Neighbor

I'm a firm believer that we need to live in deeper community with those around us, and what better person to start with than your neighbor? Have the whole family pitch in by writing an upbeat Valentine's Day card to your neighbor, paired with a baked good or candy. It'll be sure to make their day, and if you've never introduced yourself to your neighbor, this gives you the perfect opportunity!

Bright Pink Blooms card

Sweetheart Plant card

 

Grandma

She's the queen of writing snail mail, but how often does Grandma receive a card from you in the mail? She's sure to love a pink and red Valentine's Day card this season. You can keep it short and sweet, just let her know you're thinking of her and are so thankful for her. She's sure to love it!

Carnation Flower card

Olive You card

 

I hope these suggestions give you some brand new ideas this Valentine's Day! Valentines are for everyone, and they can be such a fun opportunity to reconnect with friends and family in the new year. Who are you sending a Valentine to this year? I can't wait to see!

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