Love is meant to be celebrated and cherished every day. February, as the month of love, allows people to appreciate and find the love they desire. They go to great lengths to mark the occasion special. Some people finally get the courage to express their real emotions to the people they care about. And Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to express their love for their special ones.
Valentine’s Day is a day dedicated to love, and the entire week leading up to it is dedicated to it. Valentine’s Week runs from February 7 to February 14. People all across the world commemorate Saint Valentine’s Day by celebrating love and togetherness. So mark your calendars and be ready to tell that special someone how you feel.
Here is the complete schedule for Valentine’s week and all you need to know about each day.
Rose Day – February 7
Rose Day marks the beginning of Valentine’s Week. People give roses to their loved ones as a way of expressing their love. Each colour of a rose has its own meaning. For example, the white rose signifies purity, chastity and innocence whereas the yellow rose signifies friendship, care and remembrance. A pink rose signifies sweetness, admiration and joy whereas a red rose signifies ultimate love, passion and longing.
Propose Day – February 8
Propose Day falls on the second day of Valentine’s Week. People propose to the girl or boy of their choice on this day. If you wish to propose to someone special on this day, you can do so at a romantic place or, if you can’t find one, you can express your heart on a video call. Express your love for them and get down on one knee to tell them how much they mean to you.
Chocolate Day- February 9
Chocolate Day falls on the third day of Valentine’s Week. Chocolates are a wonderful way to express love. On this day, people forget about their problems and exchange sweet and scrumptious chocolates. Many people pamper their spouses or crushes with a box of chocolates or a mixed assortment of candies. On February 9, treat your loved ones to boxes of their favourite chocolate. Let them know how wonderful it is to have them in your life.
Teddy Day- February 10
Who doesn’t adore a soft toy that is both cute and fluffy? On February 10th, give your loved one a Teddy bear as a mark of your affection. The concept is to offer a soft toy to your loved ones as a way of expressing your love and making them happy. A cute teddy bear can brighten someone’s day and make them smile.
Promise Day- February 11
Promise Day is celebrated on February 11th. Couples celebrate the day by promising to stick together during good and bad times and to strengthen their bonds. It’s time to make some sincere vows to your partner. Tell them about the pledges you’ve made and the things you plan to accomplish for and with them until the last.
Hug Day- February 12
Hug Day falls on the sixth day of Valentine’s Week. People comfort their loved ones by hugging them on this day. When words fail to express an emotion or a challenging situation, a hug might help. So, wrap your loved one in a blanket of love and protection on this day. Make them feel valued, loved, and cared for.
Kiss Day- February 13
Kiss Day is observed on February 13, a day prior to Valentine’s Day. What words can’t say, a kiss can. On this day, lovers seal their love with a kiss. Valentine’s Week is all about expressing your love for those you care about, and the greatest way to do so is with a kiss.
Valentine’s Day- February 14
It’s finally Valentine’s Day! February 14 is dedicated to all the lovers. On this day, couples spend time together, go on romantic dates, have candlelight dinners, make romantic gestures for each other, exchange gifts, plan surprises, and more. Not simply gifts, but love, hugs, and words of comfort should be exchanged to feel closer to your significant other.