Valentine’s day story

Valentine’s day story and it’s week long celebrations.

Indeed a day that overflows with emotions when you just think of it! A spring day for all the youths out there who are willing to confess love or searching for a soul partner. A day that officially makes every love story special! We could see emerging romeos getting ready to impress their juliets.Want to know tips to impress them? Read this.We all know that Valentine’s day falls on the 14th of February of every year.But do you know that it is actually celebrated for 7 days? A week to celebrate love! Let’s get into the valentine’s day story and It’s week long celebration.

• Rose Day – 7th February
  The first day of valentine’s week, which marks the onset of this lovely celebration. Roses are pretty good and the best choice to confess a girl that you love her. Because it straightly conveys that your intention is to form a bond of love. No other gifts express your emotions better to start with! So, the onset of a relationship bud-out like a rose this day!
• Propose day – 8th February
  The second day of valentine’s week. What happens after you reveal your intention? Is it a yes or no? The tensest moment for anyone in life. To know the answer, one has to propose in the most romantic and innovative way to impress their loved one. This day is dedicated to all those Romeos and Juliets who strangle their head for a great proposal idea.
• Chocolate day- 9th February                                                                                                               The third day of valentine’s week. It’s important to gel up the relationship with special gifts. Chocolates are the universal liking. It’s the best and pretty easy gift. Gifting is a way to showcase to your loved ones that they are special to you.
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• Teddy day -10th February
  The fourth day of valentine’s week. Teddy is a fluffy little toy that is liked by everyone. Gifting it to your loved one definitely creates a lasting impression. The toy along with the wordings it holds in it’s heart-shaped pillow in its hand creates a cute image of your love. This day is dedicated to teddys – the lovely little friends of love dripping hearts.
• Promise Day -11th February
  After gifting and impressing here comes the serious part. Every day is an important day to create emotional bonding. This day is most important! Because you create an emotional responsibility in this relationship. You promise that the bond never breaks no matter what happens! And it’s all about the beautiful journey you both experience to fulfill it.
• Hug Day -12th February
  After emotional expressions and creating trust. Here comes the physical way of expressing love. A Hug soothes the mind and refreshes our mental state. Adding love to it creates an unmatchable peace medicine for your journey of love.
• Kiss Day -13th February
  A True love’s kiss is what a girl longs for ! Earn that eternal gift from her today! A kiss is a symbol of love, by kissing your partner’s forehead. (it is always not necessary to kiss on lips.)
• Valentines Day -14th February
  The folklore- valentine’s day story
  The Catholic Church recognizes at least three different saints named Valentine or Valentinus, all of whom were martyred. One legend contends that Valentine was a priest who served during the third century in Rome. When Emperor Claudius II decided that single men made better soldiers than those with wives and families, he outlawed marriage for young men.
• But what did our hero do?
  Valentine, realizing the injustice of the decree, defied Claudius and continued to perform marriages for young lovers in secret. When Valentine’s actions were discovered, Claudius ordered that he be put to death. Still, others insist that it was Saint Valentine of Terni, a bishop, who was the true namesake of the holiday. He, too, was beheaded by Claudius II outside Rome.

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