💖 Valentines Day Emojis ❤️️🥰

Saint Valentine’s Day is a holiday dedicated to 💑 Couples in love. It is celebrated annually on 🥶 February 14th.

Interesting Facts:

A 💖 Sparkling heart emoji symbolizes tender affection for someone or something. Therefore, it can often be found in congratulations on Valentine’s Day.
Valentine’s Day is celebrated annually in many countries, but not in 🇸🇦 Saudi Arabia. It is 🚫 Banned there and punishable by heavy fines.

The 💖 Valentines Day Emojis Collection page provides the following information:

Holiday history of 💖 Valentine’s Day
Traditions and symbols of 💖 Valentine’s Day

1. Holiday history of 💖 Valentine’s Day

There are different versions of the origin of Valentine’s Day. One of them says that it originated from the ancient Roman holiday of Lupercalia. This holiday was intended to praise the goddess of 💖 Love Juno Februata and Faun the god and was celebrated every year on February 15th. The main purpose of the holiday was to increase the 🤰 Birth rate, therefore, certain rituals and offerings were carried out in honor of the gods. But this version has many inconsistencies, and scientists are inclined to another more popular hypothesis about St. Valentine.

In 269, the Roman 👑 Emperor Claudius II 🙅‍♂️ Forbade people to formalize relationships by marriage to attract men to participate in the ⚔️ War for Caesar. Valentine was very sympathetic to 💕 Couples in love, and since he was a priest, he secretly married them. The emperor soon found out about this and imprisoned him, and on February 14, 269, he was executed.

An additional version of this story says that Valentine ❤️ Loved the daughter of the chief of the prison and sent her a farewell 💌 Letter the day before his death. He confessed his feelings in it and signed ‘Your Valentine’. That’s how the tradition of giving valentines started.

In 496, Pope Gelasius declared February 14 as Valentine’s Day. But they began to celebrate this holiday on a large scale in Western Europe in the 13th century and the USA in 1777.

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Happy Valentine’s Day! 💓😘💋
Love is everywhere 🥰😘😍
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I love you very much! 😍💞💏
🎉 Happy Valentine’s Day, ❤️ my love! 💋
❤️ Happy Valentine’s Day! 💟
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— Eternal love
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— Falling in love
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— Butterflies in the stomach
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2. Traditions and symbols of 💖 Valentine’s Day

The main symbol of Valentine’s Day is a valentine’s card, which you need to give first of all to a 💘 Loved one. You can also give it to acquaintances, 🤝 Friends, and 👪 Relatives.

In 🇬🇧 Great Britain, there is a tradition to wake up on this day before ☀️ Sunrise and watch the 👨 Men from the window. The first man whom the girl sees will be her 🧑 Narrowed.

Traditional gifts on this day are 💐 Flowers, 🧁 Sweets, 🧸 Toys, etc. For example, in 🇫🇷 France, it is customary to give expensive 💍 Jewelry to loved ones, and specifically dried 🌼 White flowers are sent by mail in 🇩🇰 Denmark. Also, in many countries on February 14, it is customary to arrange 🎁 Surprises and prepare 💏 Romantic dinners.

In some Asian countries, the ⚪📅 “White Day” holiday is celebrated annually, which is intended to give 🎁 Gifts from grateful 🧑 Men for 👩 Women’s gifts on 🥶 February 14.