Gifts they plan to give their beloved on Valentine’s Day

Most lovers exchange flowers on valentine's day. PHOTO/COURTESY

What you need to know:

  • Love in the air. Some go the extra mile to shop while others find better alternatives for that one day to reassure their spouses or lovers of their affection.
  • Christine Katende finds out what different people will give their spouses tomorrow. 

Tomorrow is Valentine’s Day, February 14, many are looking for the best gift for that person who holds a special place in their  heart. Despite what many think that shopping for our special people is simple, it can at the same time be challenging, especially when it seems like they already have everything. Even though you might not know what they exactly want,  it is upon you to  find something suitable. Some people share  what gifts they intend to give to their loved ones this   Valentine’s  Day. 

Joweria  Nansubuga, sign language  interpreter 
My parents are going to be my Valentines since I do not have a spouse. I will buy my them flowers and I will take them for lunch. This is because I realised that spending time with them is very important. They are very special people and  deserve the best. I am  single, with no responsibilities yet,  my parents are my everything. 
Mark Benjamin Katamba, writer
There is something I have always wanted to do for my fiancée. She has a cluttered laptop and she normally finds a hard time locating  some documents and/or photographs.  Apart from getting her a red flower and chocolate, I  will secretly get her laptop and organise all her files in specific folders to save her the long, frustrating moments .
Jackie Classic Akinda,  businesswoman 
A magnetic couple bracelet set is in the pipeline for him. This comes in many different forms such as heart-shaped or words. These bracelets are adjustable  and when put together they serve as a sweet reminder of your other half  when you are apart. I will always be on his mind. 

Doreen Nasasira, Radio Presenter 
My mother is my valentine. I will take her to a  spa to relax her body and mind. Spa therapy provides physical, mental, and spiritual healing and it promotes longevity.  After, I will take her out for dinner. 

Rachel Isabebell Omera, businesswoman
Well, he got a strong passion for Dee Jaying, he is always creating mix tapes during his free time using virtual DJ on his laptop. So, I plan to gift him with an entry level pioneer DDJ controller which goes for about Shs1.2m

Quin Enid, Fashionista
I would love to gift him a six foot charging cord because he loves being  on his phone even when it is charging..

Loretta Ssemwanga, public health officer 
My husband is not into flowers like myself. I intend to give him a framed love message to remind him of  my undying love for him and I choose him again and again. I often tell him this and so does he. Love wins after all. Gifting my husband is one of our love languages.