How to Automate Sending Sweet WhatsApp Messages to Your Partner Every Day

Being in love comes with a desire to stay connected—even when you’re busy. Whether it’s a warm “Good Morning” at 5:00 AM, a thoughtful midday check-in, or a sweet “Good Night,” consistent communication keeps the spark alive. But what if you could automate those loving messages without manually sending them every single day?

In this blog, we’ll walk you through how to create your own WhatsApp message bot to send timely messages to your partner—automatically!

The Idea

You’re in a relationship and want to:

Send a Good Morning message at exactly 5:00 AM.
Check in on your partner during the day with a message like “Hope your day is going well ❤️.”
Send a Good Evening or Good Night message before they sleep.

To do this, we need to automate WhatsApp messaging using scheduling tools and a Python script that interfaces with WhatsApp.

️ What You’ll Need

Python Installed on Your Computer
pywhatkit – A Python library that allows you to send WhatsApp messages via the web.
Task Scheduler (Windows) or Cron (Linux/Mac) – To run the script automatically at specific times.
A Stable Internet Connection & WhatsApp Web Login

‍ Sample Python Script

Here’s a basic script using pywhatkit to send a message via WhatsApp:



import pywhatkit
import datetime

# Your partner's WhatsApp number in international format
partner_number = "+2547XXXXXXXX"  # Replace with actual number

# Message you want to send
morning_message = "Good morning sweetheart ❤️ Hope you have a beautiful day ahead!"

# Set time (5:00 AM)
pywhatkit.sendwhatmsg(partner_number, morning_message, 5, 0)

import pywhatkit

import datetime

# Your partner's WhatsApp number in international format

partner_number = "+2547XXXXXXXX" # Replace with actual number

# Message you want to send

morning_message = "Good morning sweetheart ❤️ Hope you have a beautiful day ahead!"

# Set time (5:00 AM)

pywhatkit.sendwhatmsg(partner_number, morning_message, 5, 0)

This script will open WhatsApp Web and send the message at 5:00 AM.

You can create similar scripts for noon and evening messages, then use a scheduler to run them.

️ Automating the Schedule

On Windows

Open Task Scheduler.
Create a new basic task.
Set the trigger time (e.g., daily at 5:00 AM).
Choose Start a Program, then select python.exe and pass the script path as an argument.
Save and run.

On Linux/Mac

Use cron:



crontab -e

crontab -e

Then add:

0 5 * * * /usr/bin/python3 /path/to/morning_message.py

Add More Personality

You can randomize messages or pull them from a list like this:



import random

messages = [
    "Good morning babe ❤️",
    "Rise and shine, my love ",
    "Waking up is easier knowing I have you ",
]

pywhatkit.sendwhatmsg(partner_number, random.choice(messages), 5, 0)

import random

messages = [

"Good morning babe ❤️",

"Rise and shine, my love ",

"Waking up is easier knowing I have you ",

]

pywhatkit.sendwhatmsg(partner_number, random.choice(messages), 5, 0)

Notes & Limitations

Your PC must be on and connected to the internet at the scheduled time.
You must remain logged into WhatsApp Web.
pywhatkit uses keyboard simulation; don’t touch the mouse/keyboard when it’s sending.

❤️ Conclusion

Automating messages doesn’t mean you care less—it shows you’re thoughtful, even when life gets busy. With a simple script and scheduler, you can ensure your partner feels loved every single day, without missing a beat.

So go ahead—make tech work for your love life and start every day with a smile on both your faces!