Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14th, is a day dedicated to expressing love and affection to those special in our lives.

Originating from ancient Roman and Christian traditions, it has evolved into a global celebration of romantic love.

Couples exchange cards, flowers, and gifts as gestures of love, while some may plan romantic dinners or getaways.

The day is named after St. Valentine, a Christian martyr who is associated with love and compassion.

Red roses, symbolizing love and passion, are a popular choice for Valentine's Day gifts.

Many people take the opportunity to propose, reaffirm commitments, or simply celebrate the joy of being together.

It's not limited to romantic love; friends and family often exchange tokens of affection on this day.

The holiday has sparked various traditions, including the writing of heartfelt messages and the sharing of love-themed treats.

Some choose to celebrate with acts of kindness and charity, spreading love beyond personal relationships.

While opinions on Valentine's Day vary, it remains a widely observed occasion for expressing and celebrating love in its various forms.