Valentine Week List 2019: Date sheet for Rose Day, Propose Day, Hug Day, Kiss Day & Valentines Day

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Valentine Week or the week of love is all set to knock at our door and spread the joy of togetherness again. Valentine's Day is celebrated as the day of love every year on February 14 but before that, the world celebrates the beauty of love through the exchange of various gifts and gestures on days like Rose Day, Chocolate Day, Propose Day, Promise Day, teddy day, Hug Day and Kiss Day. Everyone celebrates these days with their significant other and try to make them memorable for each other. The week starts on February 7 with Rose Day when people in love give their loved ones roses and ends with Valentine's Day on February 14. The week gives opportunity and chance to everyone to show their love for their life partner in the most beautiful way. 

Here are February's days of love and what each day in the Valentine week signifies:

Rose Day - February 7

On Rose Day, people give roses to their beloveds as a symbol of their love and affection. While red rose denote love, yellow denotes friendship and white is significant for peace. 

Propose Day - February 8

The best opportunity this day brings to spill out your feeling for your crush in the most romantic way. 

Chocolate Day - February 9

The third day of the Valentine Week is Chocolate day and exchange of sweet candies happen among loved ones and friends on this day.  

Teddy Day - February 10

What better way to say that you care than through a cute teddy bear? As the name suggests, loved ones exchange Teddy bears on this day with adorable messages. 

Promise Day - February 11

The day you make meaningful promises to your loved ones and give them the surety that you will be by their side forever.

Hug Day - February 12

A hug says it all what the words can’t describe. 

Kiss Day - February 13

The day just before Valentine's Day is celebrated as Kiss Day and it represents love, affection and passion. 

Valentine's Day - February 14

The day of love falls o February 14 every year and is celebrated in honour of Saint Valentine, a 3rd-century Roman saint associated with courtly love. 

We wish you and your loved ones a Happy Valentine Week!