Valentine Day

 Valentine day

    
Valentine's week is celebrated from February 7 to February 14. The first day of the Valentine week is Rose Day, which is followed by Propose Day, Chocolate Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, Kiss Day and finally Valentine's Day.
Rose day - 

First day of the valentines week is celebrated as rose day and many people celebrate this day with full excitement and joy. It is celebrated on 7th of February. There are meanings associated with the roses as per their color and number.

Propose Day - 


Propose Day is celebrated in India on 8 February as a day to propose to your significant other, a large numbers of young people give roses to propose to their prospective girlfriend or boyfriend. It is second day in Valentines Week. 


Chocolate day - 


It is celebrated on February 9, and we can't wait for you to add some sweetness to your relationship on this special day! Each day during Valentine's Week has its own significance, and Chocolate Day is all about exchanging chocolates, flowers, gifts, and sweet treats with your loved ones.


Teddy Day - 


Teddy Day is the fourth important day of Valentine week celebrated every year on 10th February by the lovebirds. On this day, people give a teddy bear to their beloved to express their feelings of love and romance.


Promise Day - 


Promise Day falls on the fifth day of Valentine's week. It is a day when couples make unbreakable promises, which signify their love and commitment to each other and their relationship.


Hug day - 


Hug Day is celebrated on 12th February every year as the sixth important day of Valentine's week. On this day, people hug their partner as a sweet gesture of love and affection. Through gentle hugs, they offer each other the warmth of their love that strengthens their relationship further.


Kiss day - 


The seventh day of valentine's week is all about intimacy


Valentine Day - 


The week culminates on Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14 every year as the day of love. It is celebrated in the memory of Saint Valentine, who was a third-century Roman saint.

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