Give a gift that speaks the right language.

Acts of Service Physical Touch Quality Time Receiving Gifts Words of Affirmation

Affirmation Alarm

Set an alarm on your phone, and when it goes off, send a thoughtful text or say something kind every day for a week.

Many Smaller Gifts

Instead of giving one big gift on one day, give lots of small (even silly) gifts your special someone can open over several days. This can be a cute, fun way to show extra love to a gifts-loving person.

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Bath Bombs

Bath bombs can be a sensory explosion for the person who loves relaxing in a bath. Add moisturizer that leaves the skin feeling soft and you've got the perfect gift!

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Night Sky Poster

Honor a special memory by ordering a framed poster of the night sky from wherever you were on that very date! It’s a beautiful and romantic way to remind your loved one how much they mean to you.

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Air Travel

Keep an eye on your preferred airline’s specials throughout the year (this page from Southwest, for example) and surprise your loved one with a trip to somewhere new!

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Dance Lessons

Dancing lessons can be a particularly meaningful gift for a loved one with the love language of Physical Touch. There are many styles to choose from—pick one and surprise your partner.

The 5 Love Languages® of Children

The #1 "New York Times" bestselling book "The 5 Love Languages®" has helped millions of couples learn the secret to building a love that lasts. Now discover how to speak your child’s love language in a way that he or she understands.

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Wall Quotes

Give the gift of encouraging words, verses, motivations, and affirmations—literally. These fun wall decors will serve to energize the person you love as they surround themselves with positivity.

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Photo Session

Most people treasure photos and love to share them. A photo session with a local photographer makes a great gift that will be cherished for years to come.

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Book Highlights

Are you crafty or creative? Sometimes people highlight words or phrases in books that speak meaningfully to them. To give a fun gift, find some highlights and have them made up into chalk art.

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Affirmation Jar

Write a list of genuine, specific compliments or affirmations on individual scraps of paper and put them in a jar, so they can be opened and read whenever your loved one needs a pick-me-up.

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Photo-Word Portrait

Write a heartfelt letter to your loved one. Then, have it made into a photo-word portrait!

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Organizer

Fill out an organizer with relevant birthdays and special days and then give it to your loved one! For the one whose secondary love language is Words of Affirmation, include a few loving entries every month.

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The 5 Love Languages® of Teenagers

In this adaptation of the #1 "New York Times" bestseller "The 5 Love Languages®" (more than 13 million copies sold), Dr. Gary Chapman explores the world in which teenagers live, explains their developmental changes, and gives tools to help you identify and appropriately communicate in your teen’s love language.

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