Clueless (1995)

As if! Based on Jane Austen’s Emma, this Valley Girl classic starring Alicia Silverstone is filled with not only unexpected love, but the way friendships can evolve over time. The clothes! The quotes! This timeless film is well worth at least one annual screening.

Roman Holiday (1953)

Audrey Hepburn flexes her serious talent as a bored Princess Ann, who gives her guardians the slip for an adventure with American newsman Joe Bradley (Gregory Peck) in this romantic comedy classic. You may already know the iconic scooter scene that basically created the trend of tooling around city streets in a Vespa.

You’ve Got Mail (1998)

Some of the technology in this late ’90s standard might be charmingly old-school, but the message goes the distance. Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan have starred in three films together, but You’ve Got Mail — a riff on the classic The Shop Around the Corner — really makes the most of their undeniable onscreen chemistry.

Pretty Woman (1990)

Julia Roberts and Richard Gere make a really cute couple, but Roberts’ antics are what really earned this one its place in history. “Big. Huge.” became part of our lexicon after watching the scenes of her shopping in Beverly Hills and no polo match feels complete without Roberts stomping divots.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall (2008)

Peter (Jason Segel) takes a trip to Hawaii to heal from a breakup. But then his ex Sarah (Kristen Bell) shows up at the same resort. This heartwarming comedy of errors shows that even the worst possible circumstances can work out just fine by the time the credits roll.

The Proposal (2009)

The overbearing Margaret (Sandra Bullock) pretty much forces her employee Andrew (Ryan Reynolds) to marry her so she can avoid deportation to Canada, which is awkward enough. But when they visit his family in Alaska, sparks start to fly in the snow. If the gorgeous Alaskan setting isn’t enough for you, check out Betty White‘s turn as Andrew’s lovably risqué grandma.

My Big Fat Greek Wedding (2002)

Pass the Windex, bake a bundt and tune in to watch a woman (Nia Vardalos) from a very, very Greek family fall in love with a non-Greek man (John Corbett). Romance is a family affair in this movie that shows how you really do marry your in-laws, especially if their personalities are stronger than Sambuca.

Serendipity (2001)

Jonathan (John Cusack) and Sara (Kate Beckinsale) spend one amazing night together in New York City, but then fall out of touch for years afterward. As they prepare to marry other people, they both get cold feet and decide to hunt each another down instead. If you don’t believe in fate, let this classic change your mind.

1. The most popular Valentine’s Day gift – sweets

Red boxes of chocolates, heart-shaped cakes, and other edible gifts are among the most popular Valentine’s Day gifts, according to a survey by the National Retail Federation. It is a symbolic, sweet, and thoughtful gift that will certainly not gather dust on a shelf.

2. Perfume to make you happy 

Perfume makes a sophisticated and often desirable gift for both men and women. Show your loved ones how well you know them by gifting them their favourite fragrance.

3. A trip or a relaxing weekend for two Even the biggest Valentine’s Day sceptics would not turn down a romantic weekend at a holiday resort, spa, or an adventure holiday abroad.

4.  Jewellery for the fans of luxury

It doesn’t have to be precious stones – a small piece of jewellery can also serve as a constant reminder of your beloved one. Accessories are something that can make both men and women happy – and it’s not just earrings or necklaces, but also leather bracelets, watches, and so on. Jewellery stores often offer discounts for Valentine’s Day, so don’t wait and find something elegant and timeless for the ones you love.

5. There will never be enough flowers

Even if you don’t celebrate Valentine’s Day, a single flower or a bouquet is likely to make most women happy. But, make no mistake – many men love fresh flowers too. Even if your loved one is far away, nowadays you can order flowers online.

6. Enjoy a good bottle of wine for a romantic evening 

Time spent together is priceless. And it’s not only the time spent cooking together that can create a romantic evening atmosphere, but also sharing a glass of good wine. You can order your favourite wine online or even send it to your significant other if you cannot be together.

7. Gifts for exploring your relationship 

Gifts to explore and diversify relationships have become particularly popular in recent years. Couples cards, massage oils, and other intimate little things for adults can be an original gift and a great investment.

8. Personalised gifts 

It’s always nice to receive a gift that shows that it was thought of not on the last day, but long before. A custom painting, a box of things that the loved one would like, matching bracelets or tattoos –  there are plenty of personalised ideas online.

9. Something that cannot be bought 

And yet, the best gifts are often those that can’t be bought or wrapped – a hike in nature, a home-cooked dinner, or a heartfelt handwritten letter. Even if you don’t have a significant other, you can still do something memorable with your friends, family, or treat yourself. After all, February 14 is the day of love, and love comes in many different forms.

10. Dinner for two

Invite your other half to a romantic dinner for just the two of you. It’s not only a gift that will leave warm memories but also a sustainable way to celebrate your love. An invitation to dinner is the perfect consumable gift and the time spent together is simply priceless. For a special occasion, choose a special place. There are no rules, but consider what would suit you most.