Rose Day (February 7th)
The first day of Valentine’s week starts with Rose Day. Traditionally, red roses signify deep love and passion, while pink roses symbolize appreciation and friendship, and yellow roses represent joy and happiness. You can gift roses to your loved ones, friends, or even colleagues to express your affection.
Propose Day (February 8th)
As the name suggests, Propose Day is a popular day for people to pop the question and propose to their loved ones. It’s a day to express your love and commitment in a grand gesture or a simple, heartfelt way.
Chocolate Day (February 9th)
Who doesn’t love chocolate? On Chocolate Day, you can indulge your sweetheart’s sweet tooth with a box of chocolates, a decadent dessert, or even a chocolate-themed date night.
Teddy Day (February 10th)
Teddy bears are symbols of comfort, love, and friendship. On Teddy Day, you can gift your loved one a cuddly teddy bear to show them how much you care.
Promise Day (February 11th)
Promise Day is a day to reaffirm your commitment and make promises to your loved ones. These promises can be big or small, but they should be sincere and meaningful.
Hug Day (February 12th)
Give your loved ones the gift of a warm hug on Hug Day. A hug is a simple gesture that can express a lot of love, affection, and support.
Kiss Day (February 13th)
The day before Valentine’s Day is celebrated as Kiss Day. Share a kiss with your loved one to express your love and passion.
Valentine’s Day (February 14th)
The grand finale of Valentine’s Week is finally here! Valentine’s Day is a day to celebrate love in all its forms. Spend quality time with your loved ones, express your love through gifts and gestures, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
