One of the most romantic months of the year, February, is here and so is Valentine’s Week. Every year, people across the world celebrate love on February 14, which is also known as Valentine’s Day. While it is a day of love, the celebrations begin a week before Valentine’s Day– and this is called Valentine’s Week. Beginning with Rose Day on February 7, Valentine’s Week ends with Kiss Day which is celebrated on February 13 every year. Read on to learn more about Valentine’s Week leading up to one of the most romantic days of the year, Valentine’s Day.
History behind Valentine’s Day
Did you know that Valentine’s Day is named after Saint Valentine? For the unversed, during Emperor Claudius II’s reign, Saint Valentine used to help couples in love to get married secretly. This was done against Emperor Claudius II’s order to ban marriages for young soldiers. This made Saint Valentine quite popular among people. But when he got caught, Saint Valentine was executed for his ‘crime’. However, it was his belief in the power of love which stayed alive even after many years of his death. And so, Valentine’s Day is celebrated in Saint Valentine’s memory as the day of love.
Over the years, Valentine’s Day has become quite commercialised. On this day, couples give gifts to each other, spend quality time together, and celebrate love.
Love is in the air as the most romantic days of the year are here aka the Valentine’s Week that leads up to Valentine’s Day on February 14. For the unversed, Valentine’s Day is named after Saint Valentine, who helped couples in love secretly get married againstEmperor Claudius II’s ban on marriages for young soldiers. Saint Valentine later got caught and was executed for it. However, his belief in the power of love is what has stayed for years after his death, and so Valentine’s Day is celebrated in his memory as the day of love. Over the years, Valentine’s Day has been commercialised a lot. On this day, couples give gifts to each other and spend quality time together– thus celebrating their love.While Valentine’s Day is celebrated on February 14 every year, the celebrations begin a week before. From Rose Day to Kiss Day, here we share the full list of Valentine’s Week 2025:
Full list of Valentine’s Week 2025
| 7 days of the Valentine’s Week | Date and details |
| Rose Day | February 7 |
| Propose Day | February 8 |
| Chocolate Day | February 9 |
| Teddy Day | February 10 |
| Promise Day | February 11 |
| Hug Day | February 12 |
| Kiss Day | February 13 |
| Valentine’s Day | February 14 |
The Valentine’s Week begins seven days before Valentine’s Day, which is on February 14. Here we share the complete list of Valentine’s Week:
1. Rose Day on February 7
Valentine’s Week begins with Rose Day and it is celebrated on February 7 each year. Who doesn’t like flowers, and roses are one of the best ways to express your feelings for someone. And so, on this day special day, people give colourful roses to express their feelings and emotions to others. Interestingly different coloured roses symbolise different feelings on Rose Day. For instance, yellow roses symbolise friendship, pink symbolise one’s admiration towards other, while red roses symbolise deep love and passion.
2. Propose Day on February 8Propose Day, celebrated on February 8, is a special occasion during Valentine’s Week when people express their heartfelt emotions and take a step towards love. It’s the perfect day to confess feelings, propose marriage, or strengthen relationships with romantic gestures. Many choose this day to surprise their loved ones with heartfelt proposals, rings, flowers, or love letters. Whether it’s a grand gesture or a simple yet meaningful moment, Propose Day is all about love, commitment, and new beginnings. It’s an opportunity to turn emotions into words and make unforgettable memories with the one who holds a special place in your heart.
3. Chocolate Day on February 9Just like flowers, chocolates too are an expression of love. They are a sweet and simple gesture of showing your love and care to the ones whom these are gifted to. And so, on Chocolate Day, people give their special someone chocolates to express their feelings. Gifting chocolates also helps in mending any misunderstandings between couples, thus helping them cherish their bond.
4. Teddy Day on February 10Teddy Day, celebrated on February 10, is a charming part of Valentine’s Week dedicated to expressing love and affection through adorable teddy bears. Soft, cuddly, and comforting, teddy bears symbolize warmth, care, and companionship. Gifting a teddy on this day is a sweet way to make loved ones feel special, whether it’s a partner, a friend, or someone dear. These cute plushies serve as a reminder of love and create cherished memories. Whether big or small, a teddy bear represents hugs and comfort, making Teddy Day a perfect occasion to express emotions and bring smiles to someone’s face.
5. Promise Day on February 11Celebrated on February 11, on Promise Day people make meaningful promises to each other. This helps strengthen their bond and it helps them stay together through thick and thin.
6. Hug Day on February 12Hug Day, celebrated on February 12, is a heartfelt occasion during Valentine’s Week dedicated to the warmth and comfort of hugs. A simple hug has the power to express love, care, and support without the need for words. Whether shared between partners, friends, or family, a hug strengthens bonds and spreads positivity. It can bring joy, heal sadness, and make someone feel safe and cherished. On this day, people embrace their loved ones to convey deep emotions and reassurance. Hug Day reminds us that sometimes, a warm hug is all we need to feel loved, valued, and truly connected.
7. Kiss Day on February 13A day before the Valentine’s Day is celebrated as the Kiss Day on February 13. Since kisses are intimate gestures of love, this is the day when couples express their love and care for each other through kiss– be it a sweet peck on the cheek or on the lips. It helps people feel loved and special, thus strengthening their bond.
8. Valentine’s Day on February 14And finally comes the much-awaited day– Valentine’s Day which is celebrated on February 14! Valentine’s Day is a global celebration of love, romance, and affection. It’s a day when people express their deepest emotions through heartfelt gestures, gifts, and quality time with their loved ones. Couples exchange flowers, chocolates, and love notes, while some choose this special day to make grand romantic proposals. Beyond romantic love, Valentine’s Day is also about cherishing friendships and family bonds. Whether through a simple “I love you” or a thoughtful surprise, the day is all about spreading love and joy. Ultimately, Valentine’s Day reminds us to appreciate and celebrate the special people in our lives.