Feb 7th marks the start of valentine week with Rose Day, which is celebrated by millions of people across the globe, is a perfect day to adore your friends, family members, lover or special ones with a special bunch of flowers.
In some countries, they celebrate only one day - Valentine's day but now many celebrate the entire week.
Feb. 7 - Rose Day
Feb. 8 - Propose Day
Feb. 9 - Chocolate Day
Feb. 10 - Teddy Day
Feb. 11 - Promise Day
Feb. 12 - Hug Day
Feb. 13 - Kiss Day
Feb. 14 - Valentine Day
Feb. 8 - Propose Day
Feb. 9 - Chocolate Day
Feb. 10 - Teddy Day
Feb. 11 - Promise Day
Feb. 12 - Hug Day
Feb. 13 - Kiss Day
Feb. 14 - Valentine Day
If there is something that symbolizes love in its truest and purest meaning it is a rose. Nothing comes anywhere close to a rose when it comes to choosing something as a symbol of love. Be it a bouquet or a single stem of red rose, it conveys the message of love in the best possible manner.
Red roses symbolizes love, courage and respect. These traditional roses are given to those whom you want to show love and passion, people whom you have great respect for, and those who have shown great courage.
There are different opinions regarding the origin of Valentine's Day. Some experts claim that it originated from St Valentine, a Roman who was martyred for refusing to give up Christianity. He died on Feb 14, 269 AD, the same day that had been devoted to love lotteries.
Some sources say that St Valentine left a farewell note for the jailer's daughter, who had become his friend, and signed it "From Your Valentine." Another perspective about Valentine's day say that Saint Valentine served as a priest at the temple during the reign of Emperor Claudius. Claudius then had Valentine jailed for defying him. In 496 AD Pope Gelasius set aside Feb 14 to honour St. Valentine.
So, let this Rose Day bloom and blossom your Valentine Week by its freshness and essence.
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