Valentine’s Day 2023: The day for which lovers all over the world eagerly wait, Valentine’s Day is coming closer. Every couple eagerly waits for this day as it gives them an opportunity to express their love to their partner. Valentine’s Week comes before Valentine’s Day, which falls on 14 February every year.
Valentine’s Week 2023 will start from 7 February till 14 February. This period is also called Love Week or Romance Week. The Valentine’s Week schedule begins on Wednesday, February 7, with Rose Day. Here is the complete schedule of Valentine’s Week 2023.
list of valentine week days 2023
Valentine’s Day is the last day of the seven-day celebration, which also includes Rose Day, Teddy Day, Hug Day, Promise Day, Chocolate Day, Kiss Day and Valentine’s Day itself. The complete list of Valentine’s Week days is given below.
rose dayOn this day you can go to your crush and express your feelings for them. Propose your beloved today.
proposal dayOn this day you can approach your crush and tell them how you feel for them. Propose to your loved one.
chocolate dayOn this day, giving chocolate to your loved ones will help in spreading happiness.
teddy dayThe cutest gift to gift your loved one is a teddy.
promise day– Ability to make and keep promises is easy. Making promises is wonderful, we should be skillful in showing our loved ones that we care for them instead of making promises.
hug dayYou can express your happiness by hugging your loved ones.
kiss dayKiss is the cutest way to express love. This is the sixth day in the list of Valentine’s Week days. Kissing is the best way to express love, but there are many other ways.
Valentine’s Day– Valentine’s Day is last but definitely not the least. Spend the whole day with your loved one to show them how much you care for them. Send gifts, such as chocolates and roses, to show your affection. Send them loving wishes, pictures and words.
So, as we have given you the complete list of days, get ready to celebrate this love week or the romantic week of February with your beloved. This romantic week is followed by the Anti-Valentine week, so the story is not over yet.