Why Do We Celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14?
Valentine's Day was first noted as being a romantic holiday in 1382 in Geoffrey Chaucer's poem "Parliament of Fowls."
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The Intriguing History of St. Valentine
St. Valentine is not just associated with love. He is also the patron saint of epilepsy, plague, travelers, and young people.
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10 Unusual Ways People Celebrate Valentine’s Day
42% of Americans in a relationship said financial security is one of the most attractive traits their partners can have.
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12 Romantic Facts About Red Roses
Did you know that William Shakespeare used red roses to symbolize war and the painful side of love in Romeo and Juliet?
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100 Delicious Facts About Chocolate
Milky Way bars aren't named after the galaxy; they're named after the malted milkshakes the bars were supposed to taste like.
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Romantic Ideas You Can Do At Home Infographic
Love makes the world go round! Why not offer your partner some thoughtful & creative gestures from home?
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A Brief History of Valentine’s Day
There are around one billion Valentine’s Day cards purchased each year, and 85% of them are bought by women.
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A ‘Short but Sweet’ History of Chocolate
People who lived in South-east Mexico around the year 1000 BC discovered the cacao tree, of which cocoa is found.
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10 Crazy Facts About Valentine’s Day
A Michigan-based lawyer runs a Valentine’s Day promotion, giving away free divorces.
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Valentine’s Day Statistics InfoGraphic
Did you know that the majority of people spend under $100 on Valentine's Day gifts?
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Why Do We Give Chocolate on Valentine’s Day?
Chocolate releases endorphins into the body, which are responsible for creating desire & energy in the body, making us feel happy.
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Roses: What Color Should You Give and How Many?
Did you know that gifting yellow roses signifies care, delight, friendship, joy and new beginnings?
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