The season of love has officially arrived. Oh c'mon. We are just days away from Valentine's Week. It won't be wrong to say that the week is an exciting lead-up to February From Rose Day to Teddy Day, it's that time of the year when people get a chance to express their feelings in the most creative way possible.
If you are wondering how to make the day a memorable one for your partner, fret not. We are here to help you. And, we are happy to report that there's plenty of room for creativity. Rose Day marks the start of Valentine's Week, symbolising love and romance. The traditional gesture is to give a rose to your partner. You can also give a bouquet of multicoloured hair clips just like the trending videos on social media, each colour representing different aspects of your relationship โ red for love, yellow for friendship, and pink for admiration.
Propose Day is all about expressing your commitment. Instead of simply saying "I love you," why not propose a fun challenge or an exciting adventure for the two of you? A surprise getaway or an activity that your partner has always wanted to do can make the day unforgettable. How much chocolate is too much chocolate? We think it is never enough. And, now, you have a day to share the sweetness with your loved ones. A chocolate-tasting evening at home, paired with a movie marathon, screams romantic from a mile and a half away.
Teddy Day is all about cuddly affection. This year, step it up by gifting a personalised teddy with a message sewn into its fabric or a custom photo of the two of you. Strengthen your bond and show commitment on the special day. Take your partner for an evening walk and express your emotions in the best possible way. Hug Day focuses on the warmth of affection.
Take your partner for a surprise massage session or spend the day doing something that involves a lot of physical closeness, like a dance class or hiking together in nature. You can organise a surprise kiss trail, where you leave sweet notes or small tokens leading up to a magical spot, like the place where you first met. Rose Day marks the start of Valentine's Week.
