40 Positive Dedications to make to another in public

If you could make a public dedication to someone else, what do you have to say?

Here, I explore 40 types of messages. They could be for a special someone, friends, family or someone you know.

Only positive messages are explored. No hate notes.

1. Say "I love you" to your special someone
2. Make a wedding proposal
3. Seek the forgiveness of a friend or loved one
4. Congratulations on the birth of a child
5. Happy new year greetings
6. Happy birthday wishes
7. Graduation congratulations
8. Congratulations on a promotion
9. Valentines Day dedication
10. Happy Mothers Day wishes
11. Happy Fathers Day wishes
12. Christmas wishes
13. Secret admirer letters
14. Thank someone for a helping hand
15. "Get well soon" messages
16. Just-because-I-feel-like-it messages
17. Celebration of a victory for your sports team
18. Official opening of a store
19. In support of a movement dedication
20. Dedications to your pet
21. Appreciation to a good boss
22. Appreciation to a teacher/coach
23. Supporting a reality TV contestant
24. Supporting an award nominee
25. Encouraging a friend to keep at his/her goals
26. To encourage a friend who is down
27. To praise God
28. Give someone hope
29. Wedding congratulations
30. Encouragement for good progress made
31. Sending a smile to someone
32. Send a sexy message
33. Reminder of a special day/event
34. Convey a piece of good news
35. Say how much you miss him/her
36. Explain a misunderstanding
37. Dedication to a long lost friend
38. Dedication to a far-away friend
39. A message to yourself
40. Message to someone with higher authority

Any of the above ideas makes you think of someone you would like to send a message to?

Do you have any other ideas for a message to a special someone?

I encourage you to say it with words and light up someone's day.

Dedication options

www.1000lovenotes.com is a place that allows you to make your online dedications to another party.

Consider also your local radio stations which have their own write-in or call-in dedication programs.

Other off-line options include your local/office/school bulletin board.