Galentine's Day: 20 Hand-Drawn Cards to Tear, Color and Share with Your Favorite Ladies

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Shower your pals (gals or not) with love and sappiness. Buy them a box of candy hearts. Write them a poem. Give them a smooch. It's all in the spirit of the holiday! Finally, after you've done your duty of lifting them up and showing your gratitude you'll want to look forward. It's a simple tactic you can use to wrap up just about any message, but especially nice in a Galentine's Day card. You can use this as a mechanism to make plans for your next brunch date or even a FaceTime call. However you decide to look forward, make sure to keep it optimistic and make it specific. What exactly are you excited for? You could, for example, say something along the lines of "I can't wait to squeeze your beautiful face at our yearly reunion."

First off, just like Valentine’s Day, you are absolutely free to skip Galentine’s Day if it doesn’t feel like your thing. That said, it's definitely worth giving the holiday a chance. Sure, it sounds a lil cheesy, but considering that it's a day all about showering your friends with affection, it’s a pretty easy holiday to fall in love with. A little love day humour perfect for the gal who loves a good glass of wine. [From SpunkyPineappleCo on Etsy] Mermaid Pin It’s time for a little digital heart-to-heart, in the form our virtual Valentine's Day cards. Send your main squeeze a Happy Valentine’s Day card that’s sweet and serious, cute and playful, or downright funny Valentine's Day cards. Whatever sentiment you’re looking to send, you’ll find exactly what you need here, because when it comes to Valentine’s Day cards, ideas abound in our diverse collection of creative designs and messages. What to say on Valentine's Day cards

Cute & funny Galentine’s cards to show her you care

There are few influences in a woman’s life as important as other women. Our girl squads uplift, empower and nurture us. Show your female friends how much you value their friendships this Galentine’s Day, which falls on February 13 and exists purely to celebrate the gal pals who keep you going, regardless of your other relationship status. Galentine's Day is meant to embody the spirit of Valentine's Day day— all the mushiness and affection— except rather than doling it out to your lover, you dole it out toyour friends. Galentine’s Day falls on February 13th, the day before Valentine’s Day. Who started Galentine’s Day? One of the most interesting things about Galentine’s Day is that it wasn’t created by a card company or internet marketplace trying to take all your money. Instead, Galentine’s Day was founded by a badass fictional character: Leslie Knope of Parks and Recreation. According to Urban Dictionary, Galentine’s Day is celebrated on February 13—the day before Valentine’s Day or Valentine’s Day Eve. While Ryan from The Office knows this is, perhaps, the worst night of the year to hook up with someone new, it just so happens to be one of the best calendar days to celebrate love with your besties.

Another great set of engraved pencils for those tough moments when we all just need a little reminder… What WOULD Leslie Knope do? [From RhinoParade on Etsy] Coloring BookFor the lady who writes, these Leslie Knope adorned pencils will remind her of your friendship and inspire the next great masterpiece. (Or you know, a to-do list or whatever) [From mintandmustard on Etsy] While the holiday can look different for everyone (there aren’t any rules, like dressing up in costume or bringing a giant pine tree inside your house), the whole point of G-Day is to honor the connection you have with your lady friends, whether they’re single or not, and shower them with more love and attention than you do every other day. It's sort of like Friendsgiving celebrations in the sense that you all get together and love on each other, but Galentine's Day is typically more centered around female bonding and empowerment. Where Did Galentine’s Day Come From?