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Get inspiration for the perfect Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day occurs every year on February 14th, and this holiday manages to be something new and quite an old phenomenon at the same time. Not everyone is as excited for Valentine's Day, but if you want to go all-in on generous gifts, heart-shaped chocolate boxes and a red rose for your loved one, there is no better day than Valentine's Day.
Valentine's Day gifts for your loved one
Finding the perfect gift can be tricky, whether it's for a significant other or any loved one, expressing your love through gifts is hard. We have gathered some of our best gift ideas to help inspire you.
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What is Valentine's Day?
Valentines Day is always celebrated on the 14th of February each year, this year Valentine's Day falls on a Sunday. Each year people exchange cards, candy or flowers with their “valentine.” St. Valentine’s Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia. These days Valentine's Day is a fun holiday were you can celebrate and show your appreciation for the people in your life that you love the most.
How do you celebrate Valentine's Day?
Valentine's Day has become eponymous with flowers and chocolate, and although many still stick to the classics, there are no set rules on how to celebrate this day of love. Some opt for gifts, dinners and activities whilst others prefer going gift free in favour of romantic gestures or sentiments. How you celebrate the day should be entirely up to you and your loved one(s).
Is Valentine's Day only for couples?
Although this might seem like the pinnacle of all couple holiday's in recent years many have used the day to express their love not only for their significant other but also for their nearest and dearest. The concept of "Galentine's Day" arose from the want to celebrate the day with ones closest friends and have a party celebrating the love for your closest friends. The day can also be a day of showing yourself some love and pampering. Valentine's Day is by no means limited to only couples.
FAQ – Commonly asked questions about Valentine's Day
Valentine's Day takes place every year on the 14th of February, this year Valentine will fall on a Sunday.
St. Valentine’s Day is named for a Christian martyr and dates back to the 5th century, but has origins in the Roman holiday Lupercalia. Today it doesn't have any religious annotation and is simply a fun day to show your love to your loved ones.
Get something that your loved one will like and that shows that you care for the person in question, it doesn't necessarily have to be a gift, a nice dinner or thoughtful gestures can be just as nice.
Traditionally Valentine's Day has been a couple celebration, but has in the past couple of years come to include celebrating self love and celebrating loved ones. How you want to celebrate is entirely up to you, but generally romantic gestures are associated with the day.