If you are looking for a romantic gift idea that will express your love and will last forever you can plant a tree. It's an extraordinary gift that will grow along with your relationship and will be a constant reminder of your love for one another. Plus planting a tree is a noble cause that helps plant earth and improves our lives here.
Chocolate Hunt
You can create chocolate hunt around the house. Choose various types of chocolate and hide them around the house, add a clue and a love note to each leading to next treat.
Origami Flowers
When you are on a tight budget and can't afford flowers, an origami flower might be just what you need. It is an impressive thoughtful and creative gift that stays fresh forever.
Poems and Love Letters
The most romantic gifts are self-written love poems and love letters which show your love and appreciation, so if you write poetry of your own you could gift your sweetheart with a book of self-written love poems, or to write a heart-melting love letter to print it on a fine art paper and have it framed.
Romantic Dinners
Romantic dinners are the ultimate way to show your partner just how much you love her/him. The best way is to orchestrate a dinner picnic at a romantic spot and watch the stars together.
Romantic Experiences
Romantic experiences such as horseback riding on the beach during sunset, driving out of town for a day, dancing in the moonlight, camping, or anything that makes you feel romantic will be just perfect for your loved one's birthday.
Photo Books and Scrapbooks
You can put together a scrapbook with photos of the two of you and add some romantic captions. For example you can tell the story of how you met or 100 reasons why you love your partner.
Love Coupons
Another cool, inexpensive and easy to make birthday present for your special someone is a fun birthday coupon book, you can include coupons such as "1 hour of sensual massage", "walk on the beach at sunset", "movie night of your choice", etc…
Just remember, when planning a romantic birthday, being together is what counts and not how much money you have spent.
