Happy Ways To Surprise Your Partner

Everyone’s keen to impress in the early days of a relationship. But then, over time, it’s normal that people become a little comfortable, and stop making such an effort to please their partner.

While this doesn’t indicate a problem — everyone could be happy — it’s still nice to happily surprise your partner from time to time. It’ll help to keep the spark alive. Plus, if this is the most important person in your life, then you should show them!

If you’re looking for some inspiration on how to pleasantly surprise your partner, then this page is for you. In this blog, we’ll look at some tried and tested ways to put a smile on your significant other’s face.

Prepare Their Favorite Meal

It’s nice to cook any meal for your partner, but their favorite meal? That’s a whole other level of goodness. If you don’t know what their favorite meal is, then you could always just look up a special recipe based on what you know they like. If you buy a bottle of wine to accompany the meal and light a candle or two, you’ll be on your way to having a romantic evening that lives long in the memory.

Get Them a Special Gift

Everyone likes to receive a gift, especially when it’s not Christmas or their birthday. Imagine walking through the front door and being given a wrapped present; wouldn’t that just make your day? In truth, you can buy any type of gift and they’ll be happy, but if you want to make it especially memorable, look at adding a touch of specialness to the gift. Anything personal will do the trick. For example, if there’s a coin that holds special significance in your relationship, then you could consider turning it into a coin ring, which will allow them to wear the coin on their finger, every single day. But anything connected to both of you will be special, so get thinking!

Send Them on an Experience

Life is made up of experiences. There are many days in our lives that we don’t remember, but a great experience? That one sticks with us. So if you’re trying to surprise your partner, why not consider sending them on an experience that they’ll remember for the rest of their life? There are a few options available to you. You could get them tickets to see their favorite musician in concert, or to see their favorite sports team. Another experience could be to organize for them to do something that you know is on their bucket list.

Plan a Special Day

Of course, another way to surprise your partner is to simply plan a special day together. It would be nice if you were sending them to the Super Bowl, sure, but you don’t necessarily have to. If you’ve got a free Saturday coming up, then you could plan a whole day of fun, from breakfast right through to hitting the hay. For example, you might make a delicious breakfast, explore somewhere close to you, hit a show, and then spend the night in a fancy hotel in your city. Many Saturdays can end up being the same, but this one will stick with them.

Small Surprises

So far, all of the suggestions that we’ve put on this list have required some planning. But you don’t necessarily need time to do something nice for your partner. There are a whole bunch of small surprises that you can do, too. For example, even writing a small note and putting it in their bag can be something that’ll put a smile on their face. You could also send a long text message outlining all the things that you admire about them. Want to make it even more personal? Then consider handwriting a letter — it’ll become one of those things that they cherish forever.

Take a Trip Down Memory Lane

If you’ve been with your partner for a long time, then you’ll have a lot of shared memories. And those memories should be brought to life from time to time. It’s always worth taking the time to think about all the things that you’ve done in your life! And especially when you’re a couple. If you’re looking for a cheap and cheerful way to spend an evening, then look at putting a slideshow of your photos together, and take a happy trip down memory lane. It’ll be a happy reminder of all the things that you’ve done — and give you space to look forward to all the things you’ll get to do in the future.