It’s that month of the year where we go all mushy & start all possible preparations(?) to celebrate the day dedicated for Love with our beloved. Young Men & Women go the whole nine yards & don’t hesitate to spend a bomb to ensure they impress their Lady Love or Prince Charming.
Gone are the days of fleeting exchange of each other in the college corridor or making a “blank call” on the landline to whisper few lines of love.
Today’s kids are far more advanced, aware & completely in sync with their lives & if things don’t work out don’t hesitate to move on.
And why just dedicate a Day, thanks to various brands across the world & in India we have a week-long celebration of mush!
All possible Brands ensure to come with Marketing gimmicks to woo the youngsters.
Before Valentine’s Day, people also celebrate Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, and Kiss Day. And each day has its own significance.
Valentine’s Day is celebrated to honour Saint Valentine, a Catholic clergyman who lived in Rome in the third century. However, several legends surrounding Saint Valentine have evolved with time. Over the years, this festival has been overly commercialized, with people making grand gestures for their partners and celebrating love and companionship.
So, if you have a special someone but are confused about the love date sheet, we have got you sorted. Scroll ahead to know all about the days of love, their dates, and what they mean.
February 7 – Rose Day
The Valentine’s Day celebrations start a week before with Rose Day when people express their love by giving roses to each other. The colour of the roses also defines the sentiments behind them. If someone gifts their loved one with a red rose, it signifies the emotion of love. However, a yellow rose symbolises friendship.
February 8 – Propose Day
The next day is celebrated as Propose Day. As the name suggests, on this day, people express their feelings to their partner or someone they have a crush on. Many even pop the question to their partner on this day.
February 9 – Chocolate Day
The third day of Valentine’s Week is Chocolate Day. On this day, people forget about all the bitterness in their lives and exchange sweet and delicious chocolates. Many pamper their partners or crushes by gifting them a box of chocolates or an assorted collection of candies.
February 10 – Teddy Day
On the fourth day, people in love gift their partners a cuddly teddy bear. The idea is to give your beloved a plush toy to express your love for the person and make them happy. A cute teddy bear can change a distressed mood and bring a smile to their faces.
February 11 – Promise Day
On February 11, couples celebrate Promise Day. They mark this day by making promises to stay together through thick and thin, to make their relationships stronger. This fifth day of Valentine’s Week is all about committing to making your relationship last.
February 12 – Hug Day
The sixth day of Valentine’s Week is Hug Day. On this day, people comfort their loved ones by hugging them. Sometimes when words can’t explain an emotion or complicated situation, a hug can solve the problem. After all, nothing fixes emotional cracks, doubts or anxiousness about the future better than a big warm hug.
February 13 – Kiss Day
Kiss day is celebrated just before Valentine’s Day, on February 13. Lovers seal their love with a kiss on this day. Valentine’s Week is all about expressing affection towards your loved ones, and a kiss is the best way to show it.
February 14 – Valentine’s Day
Finally, the day of love is celebrated on February 14 every year. Couples celebrate this day by spending time together, going on romantic dates, doing romantic gestures for each other, gifting each other, planning surprises, and more.
Though Valentine’s Week has become quite popular in the past years, many believe they do not need anyone appointed day to celebrate their love. What do you think? Are you celebrating Valentine’s Week this year? And remember your Valentine since 2021 is your Vaccine !
