Valentine's Day

A Lovey-Dovey Guide to Valentine’s Week 2025: Because One Day Isn’t Enough!

Get ready to woo, with our ultimate guide to Valentine’s Week 2025! From Rose Day to Kiss Day, love it up every day!

Valentine's Week 2025 is fast approaching, and lovebirds around the world are gearing up to celebrate the most romantic week of the year. Kicking off on February 7 with Rose Day, this week is packed with exciting days dedicated to expressing love in unique ways. Whether you plan to shower your special someone with chocolate on Chocolate Day or get all goofy on Teddy Day, each day presents an opportunity to show affection, making it not just a day, but a whole week of love!

This year, Valentine’s Week is extra special because it leads up to Valentine’s Day on February 14. Celebrated in various countries, this day is a grand expression of love that transcends borders. Amidst all the love declarations, don’t miss out on the amazing deals! Brands like BOBCARD are rolling out discounts for couples wishing to make their day extra memorable without breaking the bank. Love doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg; it just requires a little creativity!

Furthermore, beyond the roses and chocolates, the essence of this week is about the emotions that bind us together. The World Council of Churches is advocating for love and empathy through their Thursday in Black campaign, reminding us that love isn’t just reserved for romantic partners but is a force we can share with everyone. It’s about creating a world that resonates with kindness and warmth.

As you prepare for Valentine’s Week, whether it’s planning your romantic gestures or finding just the right bouquet at Kroger, remember that love is also reflected in little acts– like cooking a special dinner or leaving sweet notes. Engage wholeheartedly in this week-long celebration of love, and don’t forget to jot those dates down! After all, you wouldn’t want to forget Kiss Day—it’s practically against the love laws!

Fun Fact: Did you know that the tradition of exchanging Valentine’s cards dates back to the Middle Ages? The first recorded Valentine was sent by Charles, Duke of Orleans, to his wife while he was imprisoned in the 15th century!

Another interesting tidbit is the rise of teddy bears as a symbol of affection. The trend began in the early 1900s when they were named after Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt after a hunting trip where he refused to shoot a bear cub. Now, they are a staple gift during Valentine's week and symbolize comfort and affection!