Love Quotes for Him and Her

The best love quote is one that sounds like something you'd actually say. Below you'll find a few classic lines from literature, followed by original messages written for everyday moments: good morning, good night, missing someone, anniversaries, and long distance. Use them as they are, or better still, change a word or two and add a detail only the two of you would understand.

A few timeless lines from classic writers:

• "Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same." — Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights
• "You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope." — Jane Austen, Persuasion
• "The course of true love never did run smooth." — William Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream
• "Doubt thou the stars are fire; doubt that the sun doth move... but never doubt I love." — William Shakespeare, Hamlet
• "I love thee to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach." — Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Sonnet 43

• "You're my favourite notification."
• "Home isn't a place anymore. It's wherever you are."
• "Every day with you is the best day so far."
• "You make ordinary evenings feel like celebrations."
• "I didn't know calm could feel this exciting until you."
• "Thank you for being my safe place."

• "Your laugh is my favourite sound in the world."
• "I'd choose you again in every lifetime."
• "You make the whole world feel softer."
• "Being loved by you is the best thing that's ever happened to me."
• "Every plan I make now has you in it."
• "You're the first person I want to tell everything to."

Good morning:

• "Good morning! Hope your day is as lovely as you are."
• "Woke up smiling because I thought of you first."
• "Have the best day. I'll be here cheering for you." Good night:
• "Good night. I'm already looking forward to talking to you tomorrow."
• "Sleep well. You deserve rest after the day you had."
• "Ending another day grateful for you."

• "The distance is just a test of how far love can travel."
• "Different cities, same moon, same feelings."
• "Counting down the days until 'see you soon' becomes 'I'm here.'"
• "Missing you is hard. Loving you is easy."
• "No distance is too far when you're worth the wait." For practical advice on making it work, see our guide to long-distance relationships with an online match.

For couples who mix Hindi and English, a few playful, original lines:

• "Tum ho toh sab theek hai." (When you're here, everything's okay.)
• "My favourite place? Tumhare saath."
• "Chai, rain, and you. Perfect evening."
• "Dil ne kaha, 'bas yahi.'" (My heart said, 'this is the one.')
• "Mere har plan mein tum ho." (You're in every one of my plans.)

• "Another year of choosing each other, and I'd do it all again."
• "Thank you for every laugh, every hard day, and everything in between."
• "From our first coffee to today, you've been my favourite chapter."
• "Happy anniversary to the person who makes life feel like home." Planning something special? Our Valentine's Day ideas and proposal ideas may help.

• Add a specific memory: "Your laugh is my favourite sound, especially the one from that rainy evening in Lonavala."
• Match their style: some people love poetic lines; others prefer short, playful ones.
• Don't overdo it: one heartfelt message usually means more than ten copied quotes.
• Say it out loud sometimes. Words of affirmation matter a lot to some people. See the 5 love languages. For early-stage flirting rather than established love, our guide on how to flirt over text is a better fit.

A love quote is a small thing, but sent at the right moment, it can make someone's whole day. Pick lines that sound like you, add something only the two of you would understand, and say it often enough that the person you love never has to wonder. If you're still looking for someone to send these to, Mingle Mate helps you meet people who share your values and are looking for something real.