Seven Ways To Please Russian Girlfriend for St. Valentine's Day

Most of the men call St. Valentine's Day with all its cardboard hearts and teddy bears girly fun, that is alien to the brutal nature of the men. However, February 13 almost all of them are forgetting their words and are running around the shops in search of "something unhacked".
Isn’t it better to prepare for Valentine's Day in advance? Here are a few gift ideas for your second half.

A box of her favorite goodies
Take a cardboard box, stick inside the picture of two of you and fill it with sweets that your Russian girl loves. It may be chocolate bars, gummy bears, popcorn, chips. In short, everything that is tasty for her.

Sweet bouquet
Instead of flowers, you can give her a bouquet of Kinder Surprises or Raffaello sweets. It is not only delicious, but also very impressive!

Beauty box
Most girls love makeup and they’re always happy to get some more beauty stuff, even if the beauty bag doesn’t close. Take a beautiful transparent jar and decorate it in the style of the St. Valentine's Day (hearts, pink ribbons, and so on). Put nail polish, hand cream, lip balm, essential oil and other useful stuff inside.

Painted boots
The winter is in full swing February 14. Do you want your beloved Russian bride not to feel cold and freeze? Give her boots, uggs or valenki (as Russian call them)! It is fashionable. Also, you’ll show how much you love your girlfriend, how much your care of her. If she does not want to wear boots every day, she will probably want to have a colorful photo shoot.

The original key chain or pendant
This may be a key charm in the form of sweet animal or engraved key badge. Or, for example, a pendant, where the phrase "I love you" is written in 120 different languages.

Party games for lovers
If you and your Russian wife like games, you can kill two birds with one stone. Themed party game is both a gift and a way to make your February
14 special. The market offers a variety of options for lovers of table games.

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