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Valentine’s Day card messages are a lot like relationships. Sometimes, they’re funny. Sometimes, they’re sweet. And sometimes, they’re the kind of thing that no one else will ever understand (gotta keep things interesting, right?).
But it can be hard to think up the right words to say in your Valentine’s Day card—after all, how can you possibly write about all of your shared memories, how much you adore them and what they mean to you in such a small space? In other words, what can you possibly say to someone who means the world to you? We can totally relate, so our advice is to write from the heart and make it personal and true to your love story. That, and take inspiration from these messages of love!
Valentine’s Card Messages for Every Relationship
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card to Your Boyfriend
Our love story is my favorite love story. <3
I love you more than chocolate and flowers.
I love how you make me feel so special each and every day.
I’m so happy I get to date my best friend.
You’re the one I’ve been waiting for…because you’re always late. J/K, love you!
I will never get over how lucky I am to be with you!
Just wanted to remind you that you have great taste when it comes to who you date. ;)
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card to Your Girlfriend
You have my whole heart (and at least two of my sweatshirts).
I love you and all of the adventures we continue to share together.
I can’t wait to hug and kiss you and tell you how much I love you in person.
Thank you for always supporting me when I need encouragement and celebrating when I validate your belief in me.
You’re the light I need in my life.
I will never be able to tell you how much you mean to me (but I’ll certainly try)!
I love being weird together.
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card to Your Husband
Thank you for always being there by my side.
I’m the luckiest person in the world to be able to call you my husband.
No matter how many Valentine’s Days we spend together, I never grow tired of telling you how much I love you.
Waking up to you every day is such a joy, I forget your snoring at night.
You still make my heart flutter every time I look at you.
I love growing old with you.
Happy Valentine’s Day to the love of my life!
I don’t need a holiday to tell you how much you mean to me (but I can’t resist the opportunity to do so even more today)!
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card to Your Wife
Happy Valentine’s Day to the person who always believes in me. Or at least laughs at my stupid jokes!
Nobody understands me the way you do. I love you so much!
I love you more than I can put into words, so I hope you love this card and know how you truly mean to me.
My only regret about our relationship is that we didn’t start it sooner. I love you!
I knew you were the one when I couldn’t stop thinking about you.
I still wake up every morning with you on my mind (and your feet on my side of the bed).
There’s no one else in the world I would want to go on this journey called life with.
I’m not the best with words, but I know that “I love you” was, is, and will always be the first thing I think of when I see you.
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card When You’re in a New Relationship
Happy ~First~ Valentine’s Day (here’s hoping it isn’t the last)!
Hey, I just started dating you, and this is crazy, but here’s a Valentine’s Day card, so keep dating me, maybe.
Now that we’re Instagram-official, it only feels right to say, “Happy Valentine’s Day!”
I kind-of like-like you. <3
Happy Valentine’s Day to someone who makes me happy this holiday exists.
You’re the best thing I’ve ever found online. <3
Your smile brightens my day and your jokes make me laugh (usually). Happy Valentine’s Day!
What can I say…you’ve caught my heart.
Life is just better with you!
What to Write in a Valentine’s Day Card for Your Friend
Thank you for being the bestest bestie ever!
Will you be my Galentine?
Thank you for being such a great friend (and karaoke partner)!
Let’s go to Target and make questionable decisions together.
You’re the only person I’d ever volunteer to drive to the airport.
I hope you never stop sending me memes without any context on Instagram.
You’re the very definition of a great friend.
Thanks for being awesome!
Just want to let you know that your love and support mean so much to me. <3
Thanks for always being a true friend to me!
Happy Valentine’s Day to the best friend anyone could ask for!
Ready to write a love note to someone? Our funny, sweet and unique Valentine’s Day eCards are waiting for your words of love! Oh, and if you really like-like someone, consider sending them an eGift card to a place they love almost as much as you love them.
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What makes Evite SignUp Sheets different from other signup tools?
Developed hand-in-hand with community organizers, PTA presidents, parents and teachers, Evite's signup sheets are designed to make organizing volunteers a breeze. Here are a few ways SignUp Sheets are different than other signup tools:
- 100% free: SignUp Sheets are free to use.
- Ad-free: No popup ads ever! Our signup sheets remain clutter-free, keeping your volunteers focused on signing up.
- No extra login required: Seamlessly use your Evite account to create and manage your signup sheets, keeping all your events in one convenient location.
- Automatic reminders and notifications: Stay on top of your event with automated reminders and notifications for you and your participants. Perfect for busy parents, teachers and anyone juggling multiple commitments.
- Customization options: Tailor your signup sheets to your specific event, whether it's a school fundraiser, potluck, volunteer opportunity or team activity. Add custom tasks, time slots and requirements for smooth coordination.
- User-friendly experience: Our intuitive interface makes creating and sharing signup sheets simple for everyone, regardless of tech experience.
- Real-time updates: Get instant notifications whenever someone signs up or makes a change, so you always know where things stand.
Choose Evite SignUp Sheets for the easiest, most streamlined way to get volunteers and signups for your next event!
What is a SignUp Sheet?
Signup sheets are the perfect way to streamline scheduling, volunteer recruitment, class parties, snack duty, potluck organization, parent-teacher conferences and more! You can think of them as your digital assistant for coordinating events and tasks and ensuring that your event is a success.
Evite SignUp Sheets offers parents, teachers and event planners customizable online forms that organizers and volunteers can access and update effortlessly. Volunteers can choose their preferred time slots, sign up for tasks or indicate what they'll bring to the event. It only takes organizers a few minutes to create a signup sheet and send it out with a shareable link, so they can get the word out via text, email or social media—whichever way they prefer!
Long story short, SignUp Sheets save everyone involved tons of time, avoid scheduling headaches and ensure everything runs smoothly before and during the event.
How do I create a SignUp Sheet?
Creating a signup sheet has never been easier than with Evite! Here’s how to create a sheet that’s sure to make your event an absolute success:
- Go to Evite SignUp Sheets and choose the template that best fits your needs. Evite offers multiple signup sheet templates perfect for every occasion, including:
- Signup sheets for one day events (without different time slots), perfect for when you’re organizing a class party, potluck or end-of-season party.
- Signup sheets for single or multiple day events (with time slots), perfect for when you’re organizing concession stand volunteers, fundraisers, parent-teacher conferences, meal train, post-game snack duty or during appreciation week.
- After selecting your sheet template, create a title for your signup sheet and add the date, the location, the time (if applicable), who the organizer is, the organizer’s phone number or email and an optional note describing the event to your volunteers. You can also change your signup sheet background and title image if you wish!
- Next, create slots for your signup sheet. If you aren’t logged into your account, you will need to do so at this point, but luckily, you can use your existing Evite account (no need to create yet another login!). What you’ll include here will depend on what your event needs, but you can include a list of what’s needed (along with optional descriptions), how many volunteers are needed, and dates and times.
- After creating your slots, you can then add a wish list from any retailer or include supply suggestions from Evite’s retailer partners. These are to help your volunteers find and purchase supplies quickly and easily.
- Finally, review your sheet, copy your shareable link and send it out to everyone on your list! Every time a volunteer signs up for a slot on your signup sheet, Evite will email you. We will also send reminders to you and your volunteers before your event so no one will forget about it, and we’ll even let volunteers know if you remove their slot or cancel your event sheet so you don’t have to!
What information should be included on a SignUp Sheet?
When it comes to signup sheet information, there are some essentials to include regardless of what you’re organizing:
- A title for your signup sheet. Tip: Aim to keep your signup sheet title concise but clear. You want volunteers to read it and have a general understanding of what your event is about, and also make it easy for them to look for later if they need to reference your sheet again. You have the option to include a more descriptive note in a different field about your event, so save the more in-depth details for that!
- When and where the event is taking place.
- The organizer’s name and phone number.
- Slots for volunteers to choose from. Once you choose the SignUp Sheets template that fits the occasion, the slots you’ll need for your sheet will be right there and ready for you to add the relevant info, such as dates, times, items to bring and tasks to complete.
When adding your slot information, clearly define what people are signing up for, especially for a what-to-bring list or role assignments. If you want someone to bring healthy snacks for kids to enjoy after a game, specify that. You want your volunteers to feel confident in what they’re bringing and to make it easy for them to know what’s expected of them. It will save them time and stress (and you, too!). That being said, if you make your ask too specific (for example, asking for a hard-to-source item or something expensive), you may not end up with a volunteer for it. So be clear about what you expect, but also be reasonable!
Aside from providing the basic signup information, you can also add optional descriptions to both your entire signup sheet and individual slots. While not required, they can help guide your volunteers further and provide more information. You can add information about allergies, preferences and general info about the event. You can also add a wish list to make it easier for your volunteers to bring exactly what you need!
What are the benefits of using a SignUp Sheet template?
Signup sheet templates offer a ton of advantages for both organizers and volunteers and with Evite SignUp Sheets, you'll enjoy even more benefits than other digital and paper signup sheets! Some benefits our signup sheet templates offer include:
- A 100% free experience (no subscriptions required!).
- Shareable links for quick and easy sharing.
- No need to create another login—you can use your existing Evite account.
- The option to add a wish list to help your volunteers out.
- Automatic reminders—we’ll remind everyone on your behalf.
- An easy-to-use experience with eye-catching guided templates.
- Clean, modern designs with no pop-up ads.
With Evite SignUp Sheets, you can enjoy organizing and coordinating all your events with ease. Signup sheets streamline the signup process for everyone involved, ensuring that everything will go to plan on the day of your event while saving you precious time in the process.
