Xerox is another printer company with a beautiful (although smaller) selection of printable Valentines. Like the Canon cards, they are available in A4 international paper size, as well as postcard and letter-size quarter-fold.
These cute printable Valentine's Day cards are easy to customize with your own message and photo (how cool is that?) The site also offers customizable birthday cards, thank-you notes, photo frames and calendar templates.
All 76 fun, fab cards at Free Printable Valentines are available as-is for free, or you can buy customizable versions (in Microsoft Word format) for $4 each ($19 for the entire collection).
These forty-five printable Valentine's Day greetings cards from Canon Creative are beautiful, many of them created by Japanese artists.
To help you find the right card for the right person, cards are ranked by popularity, and include user comments and ratings.
Surfnetkids.com recommends five websites about Valentine's Day cards.
This week I set out to find if there's more to kid-friendly Valentine's Day poems than "Roses are red. Violets are blue." The answer, thank goodness, is a resounding "Yes!"
Apples4theteacher.com houses several dozen poems that can be read aloud or included in homemade valentines.
Children's book author Bethany Roberts has a huge Valentine's Day section which includes poems illustrated with animated graphics, stories, songs and links.
Brownielocks presents a compilation of poems (attributed to a variety of authors) and a collection of original valentine rhymes written by Brownielocks herself.
"Celebrate St Valentines Day with Shakespeare, Keats, Shelley and Lord Byron love poems. What can be more romantic than a Valentine poem or message using the words of a great poet?"
Not just another compilation site, Joanna and Karl Fuchs share their original poetry with us at PoemSource.com.