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Will you be my valentine? Ideas for him

Ask your boyfriend or husband 'Will you be my valentine?' with a page he'll actually laugh at: his name, a runaway No button and a note in your words.

You,
will you be my valentine?

This button is playful and moves away.

Go on, try to press No.

Guys rarely get asked, so asking him is already a win. The trick is making it feel like him, not like a greeting card aisle.

Start with the page: his name, the question, and a No button that runs away from his thumb. Most men can't resist trying to beat it at least five times, and the celebration screen tells him exactly how many tries it took. Pick the Starry Night theme for something bold, or Classic Rose if he's secretly a romantic.

Then choose a note that sounds like your relationship. Tell him you like him more than his favorite food, renew his "valentine subscription" if you're married, or tell him about the plans you've already made for the day. Add a photo of you two and the song you always play in the car, and you've got a valentine he'll keep on his phone.

Pick a love note to start from

Hand-written notes. Add their name and a detail or two, then make it yours.

Questions, answered

How do I ask my boyfriend to be my valentine?

Make it playful and personal. Send a page with his name and a No button he can't catch, then add a note that mentions something only you two know.

What do guys like for Valentine's Day?

Most people, guys included, love feeling thought about. A personal ask, a photo of you two, a plan for the day, and his favorite food tend to land better than anything generic.

Can I ask my husband to be my valentine?

Yes. Pick "Will you be my valentine (again)?" and a married note like "Still asking" or the funny "Renewal notice".

Can I add our song?

Yes. With the upgrade, add a Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube link and it appears as an "Our song" button after he says yes.

Can they actually press No?

On the page, no. It's a joke: the No button slips away every time they reach for it, and the Yes button gets a little bigger. In real life, of course they can say no. This is for people who are pretty sure of the answer and want to make the asking fun.

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