Every year, the week of February 7th to 14th is celebrated as Valentine’s Week. Each day has its own meaning that allows people to express different levels of love, affection, and commitment. Although most people associate Valentine’s Week with romantic relationships, it is also a time to appreciate friendships and strong connections.
Feb 7th – Rose Day
Rose Day is the first day of Valentine’s Week. The rose is a symbol of love, respect and strong feelings that are sometimes difficult to express verbally. Each color of the rose represents different types of feelings (red roses = love, yellow = friendship, white = peace and pink = admiration). Roses are typically given to start the romantic celebration of Valentine’s Week.
Feb 8th – Propose Day
Propose Day is a day to confess your feelings and express love for someone else. This is the time for many couples to ask each other to be in a relationship or to tell them how they feel about them for the first time. This day is all about having the courage and honesty to begin a potential romantic relationship.
Feb 9th – Chocolate Day
Chocolate Day is a day when people will exchange gifts of chocolate to show their relationships are sweet and happy; it is also thought that chocolate provides an uplifting experience, while helping to strengthen emotional connections between individuals. As a result, this day emphasizes the act of sharing pleasure together as means of creating joy.
Feb 10th – Teddy Day
Teddy Day is a day to show support, warmth and companionship through the giving of teddy bears. This allows you to express your affection or care for someone, and provides you with the feeling of having emotional support from another person. Many people find teddy bears to be comforting and serve as a great reminder of loved ones who may be away from home.
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Feb 11th – Promise Day
Promise Day is a day meant to create commitment and trust in a relationship, where both individuals make a promise to support and respect one another no matter what happens. The promise created on this day will strengthen both of the individuals and make it clear that they are devoted to one another, which is necessary for the success of all loving relationships.
Feb 12th – Hug Day
Hug Day is a way to celebrate emotional bonding and emotional assurance. A hug is an amazing way to say “I love you”, “I care” and “I support you” without having to say anything at all. Hug Day celebrates how close you are to someone, and all the positive benefits of physical affection and love.
Feb 13th – Kiss Day
Kiss Day is a day of expressing love, care, and passion for your partner through a kiss. If you exchange kisses it highlights the emotional intimacy between you and your partner and shows your trust as well.
Feb 14th – Valentine’s Day
The conclusion to Valentine’s Week is Valentine’s Day, which celebrates love all around the world. Many people use the day to exchange gifts, flowers, cards, and/or messages from the heart as a way to appreciate their relationship(s) with one another and to show appreciation for the love that is shared throughout the year.
The end of this week should not only be about grand gestures, but also showing emotion in small, simple, meaningful ways. Each day will highlight a different characteristic of love: care, commitment, affection, and trust. Therefore, the pathway to February 14th becomes unique and memorable.
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