6 Personalized Valentine’s Gifts for Long-Distance Boyfriend
Swagata Deshmukh - Jan 31, 2025
Distance makes the heart grow fonder—but let’s be real, it also makes things frustrating. These 6 Valentine’s gifts for long-distance boyfriends will make him feel close, no matter the distance
I have been there. Blurry FaceTime calls, weird time zone math, and missing each other so much you start romanticising his terrible WiFi connection because it’s the only thing keeping you "close." UGH! But hey, just because you’re miles apart doesn’t mean Valentine’s Day has to suck. If you’re tired of the same old playlists and handwritten letters, I’ve got you covered with Valentine’s gifts for long-distance boyfriends that’ll make him feel loved, appreciated, and—dare I say—obsessed with you.
1.Long-Distance Touch Bracelet or Keychain
Nothing screams "I’m thinking of you" like literally being able to poke him from across the country. Long-distance touch bracelets (or keychains, if he’s too cool for jewellery) let you tap yours, and he’ll feel it instantly on his. It’s like sending a little electric "miss you" nudge straight to his wrist—without the need for a thousand WhatsApp texts that say "babe? babe? you there?" in increasing levels of desperation. Perfect for when you want to remind him you're around, even when you're not.
2.Personalised Couple’s Comic Strip
Forget basic photo albums—turn your love story into a legit comic strip. Find an artist to illustrate all your weird inside jokes, the time he almost burned the kitchen trying to impress you, or how you two met. Not only will he have a unique keepsake to show off, but it’s also the perfect mix of romantic and cool—so he can casually leave it on his desk without looking like a simp. A+ gift choice, especially when you're looking for Valentine’s gifts for long-distance boyfriends that are still super sentimental.
3."Open When" Video Messages
Sure, "Open When" letters are sweet, but let’s take things up a level. Record short video messages for every scenario—"Open when you miss me," "Open when you need a pep talk," or "Open when you need a reminder that you’re dating the best person alive." You can go for funny, sappy, or even a little spicy (because hey, it’s Valentine’s Day). The best part? He’ll actually see you instead of just reading words, which is way more personal and impossible to ignore. Plus, it saves you from writing 17 pages, front and back, like you’re Ross from Friends.
And bonus—it’s one of the Valentine’s gifts for long-distance boyfriends because all you need is your phone and a little creativity.
4.Massage That Itch Away
Now, hear me out—what if instead of just missing you, he could have a little piece of you (or at least the feeling of you)? Enter massagers to keep him feeling very well taken care of while you’re apart. Jack Pro is longer, tighter, and packed with extra texture, making it perfect for when he’s feeling a little too lonely. Beat takes things up a notch—it’s a vibrating stroker for a mind-blowing solo sesh. You can pick one or both of them for him. No more "babe, I miss your touch"— because guess what? Problem solved. He’ll be thinking of you in the best way possible every time he uses it. And isn’t that the goal?
5.Custom Bobblehead of Him (or You Both!)
What’s better than a picture of you two? A tiny, ridiculous, bobble-headed version of you two that he can put on his desk and shake when he misses you. Whether you make a bobblehead of just him (so he can admire his own greatness), or of you two together (so he can admire your greatness too), it’s a hilarious, personalised, and slightly egotistical gift. He’ll laugh every time he sees it—and let’s be real, that’s exactly the energy you want to bring into his life.
6.Customised Socks or Boxers with Your Face
Some gifts are practical, some are romantic, and some are just downright hilarious—like gifting your boyfriend a pair of socks or boxers with your face plastered all over them. There is something so powerful about knowing that no matter where he goes, your face is right there—on his feet or, well, somewhere even more personal. He can’t escape you. You are omnipresent. And if that’s not the ultimate long-distance flex, I don’t know what is.
