Whether you’re married or casually dating, these apps could help you feel all warm and fuzzy inside by the end of the day.
Valentine’s Day Music Radio
If you think music is the fruit of love, but don’t have enough time to create that perfect playlist, why not let Valentine’s Day Music Radio do the work instead. The app, which is free for the iOS, has ten different stations that users can choose from.
Love Book
The app features famous readings of love poems, prose and letters by celebrities including Damian Lewis, Helen McCrory and Tom Hiddleston. Released in October 2013, the app invites users to make and share their own versions to their loved ones and other social networks.
Emma Watson, the Harry Potter actress, recently recorded some poetry for the app, which will be released on Valentine’s Day. Other authors whose work features in the app include William Shakespeare, Jane Austen, JK Rowling and Emily Dickinson.
The Love Book app, which is available from the App Store, costs £1.99 with 10% of all sales going to UK charity Save the Children.
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Angela’s Valentine
The Android app, which stars feline characters Angela and Talking Tom Cat, allows users to send a variety of different love themed e-cards with captions on them. All you have to do is choose the one you like from the app, save it to your device and then send it to your special someone via text, email or any social networking site.
It might be nice to start off the day by sending your sweetheart a bouquet of red roses or blue violets.
The app allows users to choose their favourite flowers for different occasions including Valentine’s Day. Simply choose and buy your favourite set, and get them delivered right at the doorstep for your loved one.
Valentine Day SMS 2014
The app, which is available on Google Play for £1.25, allows users to share love quotes and videos that are said to be ‘beautiful, funny and silly’, according to SocialZoid, the creators behind the app. Other features include valentine poems, statuses and tweets that have been categorised and are ready to share. There are no ads, so it doesn’t collect any information from you.
1-800-Flowers
It might be nice to start off the day by sending your sweetheart a bouquet of red roses or blue violets.
The app allows users to choose their favourite flowers for different occasions including Valentine’s Day. Simply choose and buy your favourite set, and get them delivered right at the doorstep for your loved one.
My Valentine Recipes
If you want to cook but struggling to think of a romantic meal, why not download this iOS app for some inspiration. With over a hundred recipes for food and drink to choose from, you’re bound to whip up something nice that will lead you to deeper love.
Open Table Mobile
The free app allows users to search for and book available restaurants. It also features Dining Reward Points, allowing users to collect credit for coupons.
ZombieEcards
US television channel AMC has recently released an app for iOS and Android that allows users to share phrases based on The Walking Dead TV series. Cards are captioned with traditionally romantic phrases like "Give me your heart", "Who said romance was dead" and "Let me take you out for a bite". The free app allows users to mix and match one-liners with messages of your own.
Treasured
If your day has turned out to be successful, you might want to record it using the latest diary app from Treasured. The iOS has an online shoebox that allows users to share all their details from special occasions including Valentine’s Day with family and friends.
