Valentine Week 2021: All You Need to Know about Valentine’s Day

February, the month of love, is already here. People all around the world are
excited to spend quality time with their loved ones. Though Valentine’s Day
falls on February 14, the celebration of love starts a week sooner.
Valentine’s week is celebrated from February 7 to February 14. The first day of
Valentine’s 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.
February 8 (Propose Day)
Rose Day has kicked off Valentine’s week this Sunday, and next in order is
Propose Day (February 8). So, for all those who have been awaiting eagerly to
pop the question for a date or for your better half’s hand in marriage, Propose
Day is the excellent excuse for you to do so.

February 9 (Chocolate Day)
Chocolate Day falls on the third day of Valentine’s week. This day makes your
bond special with that one thing that’s sweeter than love - Chocolate! On this
day, you can let your loved ones know how much they mean to you by
showering them with a collection of assorted chocolates.

February 10 (Teddy Day)
The fourth day of Valentine’s week is celebrated as Teddy Day! Teddies are the
cutest soft toys & loved by every girl.
Now it’s time to show some love to those who mean the world to you by
gifting them a cuddly teddy bear.

February 11 (Promise Day)
The most purposeful day of Valentine’s Week is Promise Day which falls on the
fifth day of the week. On this, day lovers promise each other that they will
always be together in any circumstances.

February 12 (Hug Day)
The sixth day is Hug Day. Sometimes, the best way to express the emotions is
simply by giving a warm hug to your loved ones. So go ahead, give your near &
dear ones a tender hug, letting them know that they’re loved, forever.

February 13 (Kiss Day)
Kiss Day falls just a day before Valentine’s Day. Seal your bond of love with a
kiss!

February 14 (Valentine’s Day)
Finally arrives the day of love - Valentine’s Day! The day falls on February 14
every year, in memory of Saint Valentine, a 3rd-century Roman saint. It’s a day
of love, and commitment.
What about celebrating this Valentine with Jewelry!
Everyone loves jewelry, especially if we talk about women. Let’s craft your
feelings into something wearable, a jewelry, which one can keep close forever.

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