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What is Valentine's Day?

Valentine's Day is a yearly event saw far and wide. It acclaims nostalgic love, making it a notable day for couples to spend together. Valentine's Day is usually associated with red hearts, slant, roses, treat or other sweet things, and the exchanging of cards, called valentines, that express love.

History:

The story of Valentine's Day returns to the life of St. Valentine, a Roman Catholic holy person who kicked the pail in the third century. Notwithstanding the way that the real factors of St. Valentine's life are tiny (a couple of sources state he was wronged for performing unthinkable connections, while others state he helped Christians evacuees escape from Roman violence), he is dependably presented as a decent, liberal, and wistful person. One legend holds that St. Valentine ended up being considerate with his prison guard's young lady and stayed in contact with her a note set apart "From your Valentine," which remains an acclaimed articulation related with Valentine's Day. 

There is some conflict over how Valentine's Day recently got related with assessment and the celebration of darlings. A couple of scientists point to Geoffrey Chaucer's fourteenth century work, The Parliament of Fowls, which praises Valentine's Day as when flying animals pick their mates and love is remembered even all the way open to the harsh components of winter. Others trust Valentine's Day is the Christian version of a freethinker productivity event called Lupercalia, which was complimented by the Romans. 

Regardless, the wistful significance of Valentine's Day has existed since the Middle Ages, and got unmistakable quality as a gift giving event for blue-bloods in eighteenth century England and America. The chief mass-conveyed Valentine's Day cards were made by Esther Holland during the 1840's. Starting now and into the foreseeable future an enormous industry has made around the creation and selling of Valentine's Day things like blooms, cards, and sugary treats.