
Valentine's Week, a celebration of love and affection. is right here. After celebrating Rose Day on February 7, lovebirds are wondering about the daily, thematic journey to celebrate love. This romantic week leading up to Valentine’s Day on February 14 carries a special meaning for those in love who use this occasion to foster deeper connections.
From the first flush of a rose to the deep commitment of a lifetime promise — let's learn about exact celebration dates, marking this seven-day festival with every shade of affection. It's just the expression of love that changes with each day as the dates remain the same every year. Take note of this complete guide of celebration dates:
Valentine's Week starts with Rose Day, celebrating the fragrance of roses — a symbol of love, affection and sweetness.
The second day of this week is dedicated to making proposals and confessing love, irrespective of a new story or renewal of an old one. Many make a lifetime commitment and express their feelings to their crush on this day.
An expression of sweetness, chocolates are presented as gifts on this day, symbolising warmth, love and care and a lasting bond of promise. Bringing sweetness in every relationship — be it white or dark — chocolates definitely bring couples closer.
Symbolic of the cozy comfort, warmth and emotional security, teddy bears are a cute gift for your valentine.
Couples make heartfelt promises to stay loyal, supportive and loving. It is about strengthening trust and commitment in relationships. It's a promise to stay together for a lifetime.
A warm embrace that provides silent reassurance, a feeling of security and deep emotional connection, marks Hug Day. Symbolising the warmth in a relationship, it bring partners closer.
A symbol of intimacy, Kiss Day sets the stage for the final celebration. Kisses never go out of trend as it is one of the unique ways one expresses emotions of love, care and affection towards their partner.
Valentine’s Day, the celebration of love, romance and togetherness is celebrated every years on February 14. On the final day of the week, couples express their love through heartfelt messages, cards, gifts and romantic dates.
Given below are dates of some uncommon days observed post-Valentine's week: