Full Valentine's Week Schedule

Valentine's Week begins with Rose Day on Feb 7, where love partners exchange roses, each colour holding a special meaning: red for romantic love, pink for gratitude, and yellow for friendship.

Propose Day, celebrated on February 8, is a romantic day when love partners propose to each other, often sealed with a hug, tears of joy, and a symbolic gift like an engagement ring.

Chocolate Day, celebrated on February 9, is a sweet expression of love and affection, where chocolates are gifted to convey warmth and care, making relationships even more special.

Teddy Day, on February 10, is the fourth day of Valentine's Week, celebrated worldwide with enthusiasm, where cuddly teddy bears symbolize love, warmth, and affection.

Propose Day, on February 8, is a romantic day when love partners propose to each other, often sealed with hugs, tears of joy, and symbolic gifts like engagement rings.

Promise Day is a commitment-filled celebration where couples openly discuss their feelings, strengthen their bond, and make new promises to nurture and support each other.

Hug Day celebrates the power of physical affection, strengthening bonds and fostering deeper connections between loved ones through heartfelt hugs that symbolize love, support, and empathy.

Chocolate Day, on February 9, celebrates love and affection through the sweetness of chocolates, where gifting a box or a favorite chocolate bar makes the day extra special.

Kiss Day, celebrated on February 13, is a romantic occasion for couples to express deep affection and love through a sweet kiss, strengthening their bond and commitment to each other.

Slap Day is a lighthearted, humorous celebration where people playfully release frustrations and conflicts, often with a gentle tap, emphasizing the importance of playful banter over actual violence.