Love letter examples

“I woke up thinking about you. Then I remembered I get to see you tonight.”

“Just a reminder: you are my favorite part of every day.”

“I'd choose you in every version of my life.”

“You make the world quieter in the best way.”

“If you're reading this, I'm thinking of you. I usually am.”

“Thank you for being exactly you.”

“Every song I like is secretly about you now.”

“Come home soon. The kettle and I are waiting.”

“I've started this letter four times, because nothing sounds big enough.”

“Do you remember the first time you laughed at one of my jokes? I do.”

“There's something I've wanted to tell you properly, not in a hurry, not in a text.”

“I'm writing this from the café where we had our first coffee.”

“It's late, the house is quiet, and all I can think about is you.”

“I don't say this often enough, so I'm writing it down where you can keep it.”

“I love the way you hum when you cook and pretend you don't.”

“You notice when I'm tired before I do, and you never make a fuss about it.”

“When you talk about the things you care about, your whole face changes. I could watch it for hours.”

“You make me want to be kinder, more patient and braver.”

“With you, even waiting in line at the post office feels like a small adventure.”

“You're the first person I want to tell everything to, good or bad.”

“That's all for now. The rest I'll tell you in person.”

“Yours, today and every ordinary day after.”

“I love you more than this letter can hold.”

“Keep this somewhere safe. I meant every word.”

“Until I see you again, and then always.”

“Forever on your side of the bed, and your side of every argument.”

“Somewhere on your side of the world it's morning. I hope this is the first thing you read.”

“I count the days, then I count the hours, then I stop counting and just miss you.”

“Distance hasn't made me love you less. It's only made me better at saying it.”

“I left a little of my heart at the airport. Bring it back when you come.”

“I'm sorry for what I said. You didn't deserve it, and I didn't mean it the way it came out.”

“I'd rather understand you than win. Can we start again?”

“Even when we disagree, I never stop being on your side.”

“I was wrong, and I miss the easy quiet we have together. I'd like it back.”

“We've been us for so long that I can't remember a version of me without you.”

“You still make my heart jump when I hear your key in the door.”

“I loved you young. I love you more now, with all the miles on us.”

“Elizabeth Barrett Browning asked, "How do I love thee? Let me count the ways." I lost count years ago.”

“I've started this letter four times. Every version felt too small. So here's the simple one: I love you. I love how you laugh with your whole body, how you text me photos of dogs you meet, how you hold my hand like it's the most natural thing in the world. Thank you for choosing me. I'd choose you again every day.”

“Somewhere on your side of the world it's morning, and I hope this is the first thing you read. I miss you in the small moments most: making coffee for one, walking past our bench. Six more weeks. Until then, know that every night I fall asleep thinking about the day I'll pick you up at the airport. All my love.”

“I'm sorry about last night. I was tired and unfair, and you didn't deserve the way I spoke. You're the person I trust most, and I don't want anything to get between us, least of all my bad mood. Can we go for a long walk tonight and start again? I love you, always.”

“Twenty years ago I wrote you a clumsy note on a napkin. I still can't write well, but I know more now. I know how you take your tea, which songs make you cry and how brave you are on hard days. I love you more with every year we add. Here's to all the years still to come.”