Complete list of Valentine's Week 2023: Rose Day, Propose Day, Kiss Day; Significance, and more about 7 days of love explained
Valentine Week 2023: People celebrate Valentine's Day on 14 February. The festivities begin a week before with Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, and Kiss Day. Know what is the significance of seven days of love.
The month of love is here, and people all over the world have already started preparing grand gestures for their crushes, partners, or loved ones. If you're in a relationship or aiming to be, you know what we're talking about. February is the month of love because Valentine's Day—which is important for those in love—falls on February 14. People mark this day by going on dates, gifting their crush or partner special tokens of love, and asking about their potential love interest on a romantic date. Enjoy activities your partner likes, preparing special meals or handmade gifts for them, and more. While Valentine's Day is on February 14, the celebration of love begins a week earlier. The seven days of love before Valentine's Day include Rose Day, Propose Day, Chocolate Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, and Kiss Day.
Each day of Valentine's Week has its significance, and those in love take inspiration from the name of the day to prepare gifts and romantic gestures for their loved ones. If you are in love and confused about the February love date sheet, don't worry as we have got you covered. Check out all the details about Valentine's Week, the special dates, the significance of each day, how people celebrate it, and what they mean below.
February 7 - Rose Day
The celebration of Valentine's Week begins with Rose Day, which is marked on 7 February. On this day, people send roses to their loved ones, crushes, or partners to express their love for them and to express gratitude for their presence. The colour of the rose also holds significance on this day – a red rose symbolizes love, a yellow rose symbolizes friendship, pink symbolizes admiration and appreciation, and a yellow rose with red tips means that feelings of friendship have turned into love. are and many more.
February 8 - Propose Day
Propose Day comes after Rose Day on 8th February. As the name suggests, on Propose Day people express their love to their partner or crush. Many even pop the big question, asking their lover to be with them for the rest of their lives.
February 9 - Chocolate Day
The third day of Valentine's Week is Chocolate Day, which is celebrated on 9th February. People exchange chocolates with their crush or partner by forgetting all the bitterness and sourness in their relationships. Many people pamper their loved ones by gifting them their favourite collection of chocolates or handmade candies.
February 10 - Teddy Day
Teddy Day is the fourth day of Valentine's Week. It is a celebration of all things lovely. The idea is to send your partner or crush a cute teddy bear or cute soft toy that will help them release stress or bring a smile to their face. The gesture expresses love for someone special.
February 11 - Promise Day
The fifth day is Promise Day, and lovers make promises to be together through thick and thin, strengthen their relationship, support each other, be the biggest cheerleader, and much more. The idea is to let your partner know that you are committed to making your relationship last.
February 12 - Hug Day
Hug Day is the sixth day of Valentine's Week. On February 12, people console their loved ones by hugging them. When words fail to express our feelings for someone, the language of physical touch works wonders. And a hug can help your loved ones know that you are there for them, ready to solve any problems and heal emotional rifts, doubts, or worries about the future.
February 13 - Kiss Day
Kiss Day is celebrated on February 13, a day before Valentine's Day. People in love seal their relationship by kissing on this day or resort to this loving act to express their love towards their partner.
February 14 - Valentine's Day
After all, on February 14, lovers around the world mark the day of love - Valentine's Day. Couples celebrate special occasions by going out on dates, exchanging gifts, making romantic gestures for each other, spending quality time together, preparing handmade gifts or surprises, and much more.
Meanwhile, after Valentine's Week, people celebrate Anti-Valentine's Week, unrelated to love and romance. It starts with Slap Day, followed by Kick A, Perfume Day, Flirt Day, Confession Day, and Missing Day.
