The US cards, adorned with love hearts, gems and mainly the colour red had romantic messages written on them, including “happy hearts day”, “be my valentine” and “you’re that person.” In comparison, the UK Valentine’s Day cards generally had a more plain design with white backgrounds and messages like “it’s remarkable how long we’ve tolerated each other”, “you’re ok for a massive b***end” and “thank God you are better in bed than you are at driving.”.
Woman compares Valentine's Day cards in the US and UK - and there's a big difference A woman has compared Valentine’s Day cards in the US and UK and there’s an obvious difference.
The American cards were very sweet and romantic whereas the British Valentine’s Day cards were quite the opposite but Amber said, in the caption of her TikTok video, that British humour is “top tier.”.
Cards are always found in stores for Valentine’s Day every year and while some people stick to the romantic ones, others like to go for the funny cards to add a light-hearted tone to the day.
Another person revealed: “It’s mine and my brother’s competition every year on who can get our dad the rudest and outrageous birthday card or Father’s Day card.” Valentine’s Day takes place every year on February 14 and it is celebrated across the world.
