20 Red-Hot Tips to Make Your Valentine’s Day Sex Unforgettable This Year

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20 Red-Hot Tips to Make Your Valentine’s Day Sex Unforgettable This Year

Marco kneels behind Ivy, caressing her hips during a sensual moment, setting the mood for unforgettable Valentine’s Day sex.

Love is in the air on Valentine’s Day—but so is the pressure to make Valentine’s night unforgettable in bed. Studies show that 68% of Millennials consider Valentine’s Day the occasion on which they have the most sex.

So, if you’re planning to turn up the heat, why not go all in? From next-level foreplay to wild new positions, here are tips to make your Valentine’s Day sex hotter than ever!

In this article, we'll cover:

  • Make your Valentine’s Day sex hotter than ever before with our expert tips.
  • Try new positions, foreplay, and intimacy boosters to guarantee her climax.
  • Is sex a must, or does connection matter more?

20 Tips to Make Your Valentine’s Day Sex Extraordinary

Valentine’s Day sex? You can go through the motions… or you can make it a leg-shaking, mind-blowing, “holy f, let’s do that again” kind of night. If you’re gonna do it, do it right—here are 20 expert-backed tips to make it so hot that Cupid himself would need a cold shower.

Tip #1 - Prime Her Mind—Tease Her All Day Long with Sexting

Marco teases Ivy with flirty sexts while she blushes at her desk, both building anticipation for Valentine’s Day sex later.

Foreplay starts in her head, not in the bedroom. Tease her with sexts that make her squirm in her seat—explicit details, whispered voice notes, or a filthy challenge that keeps her aching for you all day.

Pro Tip

Delay = Intensity. The longer she stews in arousal, the harder she’ll unravel. Build it up—tell her she’s not allowed to touch herself until she sees you. Then, when she’s dripping with anticipation, don’t give in right away. Make her ask for it. No, make her beg. That craving? That’s where the best sex begins.

Tip #2 - Turn Undressing Into the Ultimate Ritual of Desire

Marco seductively slides Ivy’s panties off, taking his time to turn undressing into an intimate ritual of desire this Valentine’s Day.

Most guys strip her down like they’re opening a bag of chips. Slow. The f*ck. Down. Every inch of skin that’s revealed should feel like a promise. Kiss her hip before sliding her panties off. Pull her dress down just enough to see her shiver. Make undressing its own kind of foreplay.

Pro Tip

Tend to the details. Maybe let her watch herself in the mirror as you take her clothing off, piece by piece, and make her see herself through your eyes.

Tip #3 - Play Naughty Foreplay Games That Leave Her Begging for More

Marco and Ivy play a naughty card game in lingerie, turning foreplay into a playful and seductive experience for Valentine’s Day.

Forget Monopoly. The best games are the ones where the only rule is that someone ends up naked. Strip poker, sexy truth or dare, or a round of “Guess where I’m touching you” while she’s blindfolded.

Pro Tip

Control = Tension. Make her wait. Make her work for her pleasure. Every second she spends wondering what’s coming next? That’s foreplay in its purest form.

Tip #4 - Add Excitement to Your Sex Life With Role-Play

Marco and Ivy dive into role-play, with Ivy dressed as a schoolgirl, teasing Marco at his desk to add excitement to their Valentine’s Day sex life.

Your partner isn’t just your partner tonight. She’s the mysterious woman at the bar you’ve never met, and you’re the stranger who can’t stop staring. Or maybe she’s the naughty student, and you’re the teacher making her stay late.

Pro Tip

Words Create Reality. The key to role-play isn’t just the clothing or the setup—it’s the words you say. Get into character, push boundaries, and don’t break the scene, no matter how much you both want to laugh.

Tip #5 - Watch Porn Together (If She’s Into It)

Marco and Ivy share an intimate moment watching porn together, exploring fantasies and building excitement for Valentine’s Day sex.

Porn isn’t just something you watch alone in the dark—it can be a turn-on, a conversation starter, and a serious game-changer for your sex life. The trick? Make it about her. Ask what kind of erotica she’s into—maybe it’s not videos, but audio porn, written fantasies, or a sexy scene from a movie long ago that got her all hot and bothered.

Pro Tip

Don’t Just Watch—React. Whisper in her ear, ask her which part turned her on, and—here’s the real move—pause at the hottest moment and act it out together. You’re not just watching porn; you’re becoming it.

Tip #6 - Explore a New Sex Location for an Unforgettable Experience (Don’t Just Stick to a Hotel Room)

Marco and Ivy spice things up on a tennis court, embracing adventure and exploring a new location for an unforgettable Valentine’s Day experience.

Hotel room? Classic. Car? Been there. Ever fucked on a tennis court or up against the balcony of a restaurant overlooking the world? Changing the scene changes the dynamic—the thrill of breaking the rules, the tension of almost getting caught? Absolutely electrifying.

Pro Tip

The Right Mood = The Best Sex. Dim the lighting, play seductive music, and let the location do the seducing for you. Whether it’s a weekend getaway, a surprise V-day hotel stay, or a dark corner of a lounge, the setting makes the sex.

Tip #7 - Explore Gentle BDSM

Marco gently fastens a collar around Ivy’s neck, exploring the thrill of gentle BDSM and adding a new layer of intimacy this Valentine’s Day.

BDSM isn’t about pain—it’s about power, control, and trust. Try blindfolding her, restraining her wrists, or teasing her with hot wax before you let her have what she’s been waiting for.

Pro Tip

Build The Scene: A sexy blindfold is one thing. But tie her to the bed, whisper how bad she’s been, and make her earn every touch? That’s a whole other level.

Tip #8 - Use Eye Contact to Deepen the Passion

Marco and Ivy lock eyes, creating an intense connection, using eye contact to heighten passion and intimacy this Valentine’s Day.

Most people avoid eye contact during sex because it’s too intense. That’s exactly why you should hold it. Look at her while you kiss her. Watch her as she unravels.

Pro Tip

The moment she looks away? That’s when you grab her chin, tilt her face back to yours, and make her hold your gaze as she falls apart.

Tip #9 - Talk Dirty and Make Her Lose Control

Marco leans in close, whispering seductive, dirty words into Ivy's ear, igniting her desire and pushing their Valentine's Day passion higher.

Dirty talk isn’t just about what you say—it’s how you say it. Whisper it low, make her wait, and let your words hit like a slow burn. Paint the scene, tease what’s coming, and watch her squirm. The dirtier, the better.

Pro Tip

Start slow—“I’m going to have you begging by the time this evening is over.” Then, when she’s deep in it, make her say what she wants before you give it to her. Control the words, control the pleasure.

Tip #10 - Bring Her to Multiple Orgasms and Blow Her Mind

Marco passionately focuses on Ivy’s pleasure, alternating techniques to bring her to wave after wave of orgasmic bliss on Valentine’s Day.

One orgasm? Cute. Two? That’s when her legs start shaking. The trick? Don’t stop after the first. Keep the momentum going—use your fingers, your mouth, or a sex toy. Make her ride the aftershocks straight into the next wave.

Pro Tip

Condom on, lube ready, and go slow after the first orgasm. Overstimulation is your best friend—light touches, deep strokes, and dirty words will send her over the edge again.

Tip #11 - Master the Art of Making Her Squirt

Marco guides Ivy to an explosive squirting orgasm, making their Valentine’s Day sex unforgettable with deep connection and pleasure.

Squirting isn’t a myth—it’s a pressure, angle, and patience game. The go-to move? Find her G-spot, use deep, rhythmic pressure, and don’t stop when she gets close. She’s not about to pee—it’s a sign you’re doing it right.

Pro Tip 

Morning Squirt Sessions Hit Differently: Start slow, build pressure, and when she says, “Wait, I think—” that’s when you double down. And when it happens? Don’t stop. Ride the wave.

Tip #12 - Explore Food & Temperature Play to Keep It Spicy

Marco and Ivy heat up their Valentine’s Day sex with playful food, hot wax, and temperature contrasts for unforgettable passion.

Chocolate-covered strawberries? LOL! Try melted chocolate, warm honey, an ice cube trailing down her spine. Food play isn’t just fun, it’s foreplay that indulges every sense. Want her to melt in your hands? Drip something warm on her skin, then cool it down with your tongue.

Pro Tip

Set the scene—dim lights, candles flickering, and a glass of wine in her hand. Let her watch you drizzle honey on her body before you taste every drop.

Tip #13 - Switch Up Positions to Keep Her Guessing

Married to missionary? Time to mix it up.

Spooning for deep strokes, a seated straddle for control, bent over the dresser for fun.

Each angle changes the pleasure—explore.

Pro Tip

Pillow Under Her Hips = Game Changer. It helps you hit the right spot every time. And if you’re married? This trick is your new best friend. The difference? Unreal.
Marco and Ivy explore the thrill of switching up positions during Valentine’s Day sex, keeping passion unpredictable and intense.

Tip #14 - Soothe Her With an Erotic Massage She’ll Never Forget

 Marco elevates Ivy’s experience with an unforgettable erotic massage, blending sensual touches and relaxation to set the mood for Valentine's Day sex.

After an insane night, the best way to celebrate? Skin-to-skin, slow, teasing strokes, and a promise that you’re not done yet. Start at her neck, make her wait before you even get close to where she wants you. Because the best massages end with her begging and not relaxing.

Pro Tip

Keep Your Mouth Involved: Kiss her back, her shoulders, whisper in her ear. A massage that makes her sleep? Weak. A massage that ends with her riding you? Now we’re talking.

Tip #15 - Channel Willy Wonka—Splash Your Bodies With Chocolate (and Maybe Bring Some Sex Toys)

Marco and Ivy indulge in playful Valentine's Day sex, using chocolate to explore each other's bodies, adding sweetness to the night.

Forget flowersmelted chocolate dripped over her nipples is the real gift. Cover her in sweetness, make her wait, then lick it off inch by inch. If it doesn’t end with both of you sticky and satisfied? You’re doing it wrong.

Pro Tip

Use whipped creamgame-changer. Now, add a clit suction toy into the mix, and suddenly, dessert isn’t the only thing getting devoured.

Tip #16 - Turn Each Other On by Masturbating Together

Marco and Ivy explore intimacy during Valentine's Day sex by pleasuring themselves together, creating a deeply sensual connection.

Most people masturbate alone. Watching each other? Next-level turn-on. Let her see exactly how you like to be touched, then watch her do the same. It’s not just hot—it’s an instant chemistry booster.

Pro Tip 

Sit close, but don’t touch—yet. Whisper in her ear, tell her what you’re thinking, make her finish while she watches you lose control.

Tip #17 - Explore Anal Play for a New Level of Pleasure

Marco and Ivy experiment with anal play during Valentine's Day sex, deepening trust and discovering heightened sensations together.

If she’s interested? Go slow, use lots of lube, and let her take control. Anal is all about comfort and trust—if she’s tense, it’s not happening. Start with fingers, move at her pace, and make sure she’s into it before you dive in.

Pro Tip

After an orgasm, she’s more relaxed. That’s the moment to suggest, tease, and introduce a new sensation. And if you want to be really good at it? Read up first—don’t just wing it.

Tip #18 - Try a Threesome to Take Things to the Next Level

Marco, Ivy, and a third partner share sensual kisses on the sofa, exploring new dynamics to spice up their sex life with a threesome.

A threesome is not just a go-to fantasy—it can be a relationship-changing experience. But only if everyone involved is on board. Talk about it before the evening starts, set boundaries, and make it about fun, not pressure.

Pro Tip 

Your job? Making sure your partner feels like the sexiest person in the room. If she feels adored, celebrated, and in control, the night will be unforgettable.

Tip #19 - Shoot a Porn or a Sexy Photoshoot

Forget selfies—grab a camera, dim the lights, and turn your bedroom into a set. Whether it’s a full video or just some sexy shots to send next week, knowing you’re both on film? Instant turn-on.

Pro Tip

Lighting is everything: Candles, warm light, and a playlist that sets the mood. And if you’re shy? Start with photos. Clothes optional.

Tip #20 - End With Gratitude and Connection

Marco captures Ivy's seductive poses during a private, intimate photoshoot, turning up the heat with a sexy Valentine's Day activity.

The best lovers? Don’t just f*ck and roll over. Hold her, whisper in her ear, tell her how good she felt. Because sex isn’t just about getting off—it’s about feeling wanted, seen, and worshipped.

Pro Tip

Morning-after kisses. Leave a note, send a dirty text for later, or tell her exactly what you’ll be doing to her next time. Because the next round starts now.

If you’re gonna have Valentine’s Day sex, make it fucking count. Now? Go turn these tips into the best night of your sex life.

Oops, but before that, let’s talk execution. Whether you’re feeling romantic, filthy, or downright sinful, these V-Day sex positions will have her seeing hearts... and stars.

Andrew’s Favorite Sex Positions for Valentine’s Day Sex

Legend has it that the ancient Romans celebrated Lupercalia, a festival of fertility, feasting, and, well… a whole lot of f*ing. Fast forward to today, and Valentine’s Day is still about pleasure, passion, and giving Cupid a reason to blush. So, if you’re gonna honor tradition, do it in a position that would make the gods jealous.

Position #1 – For New Couples—The Side Spooning

Marco and Ivy embrace in a sensual side-spooning position, showcasing a romantic and intimate Valentine's Day connection.

New couple? You don’t need acrobatics—just skin, heat, and the kind of slow, teasing strokes that make her whimper. Side Spooning is that lazy-but-dirty, let’s-do-it-again-in-the-morning sex. It’s deep, close, and perfect for whispering the filthiest things in her ear while grinding so slow it’s borderline cruel.

How to position yourself

  • Get behind her, press your chest against her back, and tilt your hips so your dick slides in at an angle.
  • One hand grips her waist, the other? Fingers between her legs—because why stop at just one orgasm?

How to position her

  • Have her arch her back into you and lift or bend her top leg slightly to let you go deeper.
  • Want to blow her mind? Press your palm against her lower belly—she’ll feel every single inch of you.

Position #2 – For the Conservative Ones—Modified Missionary

Marco and Ivy enjoy a modified missionary position, with a supportive cushion enhancing comfort and deeper intimacy for Valentine's Day sex.

Missionary isn’t boring. You are. Done right, it’s pure, unfiltered, “I wanna ruin you” sex. This is deep eye contact, hands gripping legs, slow grinding that turns into desperate thrusts until she’s clenching the sheets.

How to position yourself

  • Kneel between her legs, chest pressed to hers, and move like you’ve got nowhere else to be.
  • Rock, don’t jackhammer—you want her to feel every stroke dragging against her clit.

How to position her

  • Pillow under her hips. Legs wrapped tight around you, ankles locked.
  • For an even nastier twist, push her knees to her chest—trust me, she’ll thank you later.

Position #3 – For Those Prioritizing Intimacy—Yab Yum

Marco and Ivy share an intimate moment in the Yab Yum position, sitting chest-to-chest with deep connection and synchronized breathing for ultimate Valentine's Day sex.

This isn’t just sex—this is soul-merging, breath-stealing, “we might cry after” sex. Yab Yum is a full-body connection, chest to chest, lips brushing, deep, slow grinding that melts time itself.

How to position yourself

  • Sit cross-legged and hold her so close you feel her heartbeat.
  • Keep your grip firm on her hips, guiding her movements.
  • No thrusting—just her rolling against you, drawing out every inch.

How to position her

  • She straddles your lap, locks her legs around your waist, and grinds like her life depends on it.
  • No bouncing—just smooth, slow, build-up-until-she’s-shaking rhythm.
  • Want to wreck her? Breathe in sync and whisper filthy things in her ear.

Position #4 – For Those Looking to Spice Things Up—The Waterfall

Marco supports Ivy as she leans back off the edge of the bed in the Waterfall position, elevating the intensity of their Valentine's Day sex.

Ever wanted to bend reality (and her spine) in the best way possible? The Waterfall flips the usual dynamics—blood rushes to your head, gravity does its thing, and she gets strokes so deep she might accidentally say your name like a prayer.

How to position yourself

  • Kneel on the bed between her legs, gripping her hips to guide her movements.
  • Adjust your angle to ensure deep, controlled strokes that hit all the right spots.
  • Lean slightly forward to bring you closer and create even more intensity with every thrust.
  • Use your hands—on her thighs, her waist, wherever you feel her body respond.

How to position her

  • She lies on her back, lowering her upper body off the edge of the bed so her head is tilted downward, creating a stunning arch.
  • Her legs stay bent at the knees, framing you perfectly as she holds onto the bed for balance.
  • This position not only gives her an exhilarating stretch but also intensifies blood flow to her head, amplifying every sensation.

Position #5 – For Adventurous Couples—Standing Shower Love

Marco and Ivy embrace passionately in the Standing Shower Love position, adding steam and excitement to their Valentine's Day sex.

There’s hot, steamy sex, and then there’s “we might break the shower rod” sex. If you haven’t lifted her against the tiles, water dripping down both of you, tongues tangled in a desperate, soaking-wet kiss—what are you waiting for?

How to position yourself

  • Back against the wall, grip her thighs, and lift her up like you’re about to f*ing claim her.
  • Thrusting is tricky, so use your knees for leverage and let the showerhead do some work on her clit.

How to position her

  • She locks her legs around your waist and arms tight around your shoulders.
  • For more control, have her plant one foot on a built-in bench (or your thigh if needed).
  • Want to make her lose it? Turn the water cold just as she’s about to cum—watch her lose her mind.

Sex on Valentine’s Day should feel like a movie scene that’s too hot for TV. Whether you’re making love, humping like animals, or trying a position that should come with a warning label, the goal is the same—make it unforgettable.

But here’s the real question—does Valentine’s Day sex need to happen at all? Some say it’s a must, others call it overrated. So, what do women really think? Let’s find out.

A Woman's Perspective..
Should Sex Be a Valentine’s Day Must-Have?

from Isabel
SEXUALITY COACH
Isabel, the female head coach at SQL and SOS, shares her insights on common mistakes to avoid during nipple play from a woman's perspective.

Valentine’s Day comes with a lot of expectations. The flowers, the gifts, the perfectly planned date—and, of course, sex. But is sex on V-Day a passionate tradition or just an obligation wrapped in red lace?

As a woman, I know how this night can feel like a test of romance, desire, and whether the relationship is “good” or “bad” based on what happens between the sheets. But here’s the thing—real intimacy isn’t measured in orgasms.

Condom Sales Skyrocket During Valentine’s Day—So Is It a Yes?

  • Every Valentine’s Day, condom sales shoot up by 70%. That’s not just a coincidence—it’s a clear sign that couples everywhere are gearing up for a night of passion. It makes sense—this is the one night of the year when romance feels supercharged. The anticipation, the effort, the “let’s make it special” energy—all of it builds up to a moment where sex feels not just wanted but expected.
  • When both partners are into it, that’s amazing. The thrill of getting dressed up, that lingering touch over dinner, the way he looks at you like he’s already undressing you—it all makes for an electric buildup that turns into the kind of sex that makes the holiday worth celebrating.

But Intimacy Isn’t All About Sex—So Is It a No?

  • Here’s the flip side—not everyone feels like f*ing just because the calendar says February 14th. And that doesn’t mean the night is ruined. Sex isn’t the only way to feel deeply connected, and women, more than anything, want to feel desired—not just expected to perform.
  • According to a study, 65% of people plan to be intimate on Valentine’s Day, but that isn't always related to sex. For some, intimacy is about laying in bed talking, exchanging handwritten letters, a slow dance in the kitchen, or even just feeling completely understood. The truth? Great sex starts in the moments before, in how safe, loved, and wanted we feel.

What’s It Gonna Be, and What Really Matters Most to Women?

So, is sex a must on Valentine’s Day? No. But should it feel like an opportunity for deep, uninhibited pleasure if both partners are in the mood? Absolutely.

Because here’s what really matters—feeling wanted, cherished, and adored, whether that leads to sex or not. Some women crave the hot, passionate “I need you now” kind of sex, while others just want to curl up in their partner’s arms and feel like the most loved woman in the world. The best gift you can give your partner? The freedom to want it—not the expectation that she should.

Sex or no sex, the real magic of Valentine’s Day isn’t in what happens between the sheets—it’s in how deeply seen and desired you make her feel. If you get that part right? She won’t just want you on Valentine’s Day—she’ll crave you all year long.

But hey, that still leaves a few burning questions, right? Let’s clear up the biggest Valentine’s Day sex dilemmas once and for all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Valentine’s Day comes with expectations, pressure, and a million questions about what’s “normal.” Let’s cut through the noise and get straight to the answers that actually matter.

What Kind of Sex Do Most Couples Have on Valentine’s Day?

The kind they actually put effort into. Some decide to go all out—hotel rooms, sex toys, multiple rounds, dripping in lingerie. Others keep it slow, deep, and emotional. The point? Make it feel different from any other night. Even married couples who have been together for years can turn up the heat if they stop treating sex like a routine.

Should Valentine’s Day Sex Be Different From Your Usual Routine?

Yes, or why bother? Even if your husband or wife already thinks your sex life is great, breaking routine makes it hotter. Try a new position, a different setting, a new role—even just a shift in energy. Need a suggestion? Blindfold, candles, control play. Make her wait, beg, and lose control.

How Do You Prepare for Valentine’s Day Sex?

Start early. Sext her. Tease her. Make her feel wanted hours before you even touch her. Set the mood—clean sheets, dim lights, and a plan that doesn’t involve “so… what do you wanna do?” If you’re booking a service like a couples massage, link that experience to what’s coming next—physical relaxation that builds into something much hotter.

What If My Partner Isn’t in the Mood for Sex on Valentine’s Day?

Then it’s not happening. Pressure kills desire. Shift the focus to intimacy instead—massage, kissing, playing with tension without expecting sex. The point is to make her feel wanted, not obligated. No one wants to feel like sex is a duty—not even your husband. Worried this means you’re missing out? The best lovers play the long game. The sex you don’t pressure her into today? That’s the sex she craves tomorrow.

Is It Normal to Feel Pressure to Have Sex on Valentine’s Day?

Yes. But it shouldn't. Sex isn’t a performance review. It happens because you both want it, not because the date demands it. If you’re feeling pressure, decide what really matters—connection or obligation? Take the pressure off, and you’ll probably end up having better sex anyway.

What Are the Best Sexy Valentine’s Day Gifts to Give Your Partner?

Something that actually gets her off. The best choice? The rose-shaped clit suction toy. Silent, powerful, and if you use it on her while she’s pinned under you? Let’s just say dinner reservations won’t be necessary. If you need a more subtle suggestion, lingerie is fine, but pair it with an experience—like a strip tease she wasn’t expecting.

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Andrew Mioch

Andrew Mioch is a certified sexologist and one of the world’s leading sex coaches and best-selling author after spending 10 years learning from experts all over the world.

Andrew has personally coached over 5,000 men. His expertise is regularly sought in publications such as Men's Health, Medium, and Cosmopolitan Magazine.

These days, Andrew spends most of his time coaching clients privately and also through SQL’s online Mastery Academy.


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