Valentine’s Day is celebrated worldwide, but the unique traditions of different cultures make the day even more special.
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Here Are 6 Romantic Valentine's Traditions Around the World:
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United States
On Valentine's Day, Americans spend a staggering $18 billion annually on candy, cards, chocolates, flowers, and jewellery.
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South Korea and Japan
Valentine’s Day is all about spoiling the men in this part of the world! Women give chocolates to their male partners, family members, and coworkers as a gesture of affection and appreciation.
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UK
Couples across the country exchange gifts like flowers, chocolates, and jewellery to celebrate their love. In the evening, many enjoy a special dinner out, while others opt for a cosy, candlelit meal at home.
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Finland
Valentine's Day in Finland is about celebrating friendship rather than romance. During the occasion, friends exchange pink roses, gifts, cards, and candy.
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Peru
Most Peruvians enjoy a holiday on February 14. Instead of traditional roses, they prefer exchanging orchids, a flower native to the country. Mass weddings are also a popular tradition followed on Valentine's Day.
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Brazil
Brazilians forgo Valentine’s Day on February 14 and instead celebrate Saint Anthony, the patron saint of marriage and matchmaking, on June 12.