Yeahhh: Happy Valentine’s Day!
Are you one of those people who dislike Valentine’s Day? We don’t. We think it’s a great opportunity to delight your beloved ones – or even yourself – with a special little something. And it mustn’t be today, it could be on any given day.
Write a poem. And if you’re not much of a writer, let someone else do it for you: Verslibuero.
Don’t buy flowers. Better spend your money on a “I love you” cupcakes box by Michelles cupcakes!
It’s all about spreading the love today: smile at complete strangers on your way to work or help an old person crossing the street.
And if you’re planning a romantic dinner, we know where to bring your date. And so does Zurich tourism.
But, how do other countries celebrate Valentine’s Day on 14. February?
In Japan, women present their men with chocolate.
In Finland, it’s Friendships Day and one send’s little letters or presents to friends.
In Italy, lovers meet on bridges and attach little padlocks to the steel construction.
In Brasil, they are busy with their carneval. They celebrate Valentine’s Day on 12. June.
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Hello, I found my way here via the Valentines thread on The Hive FB group. Thanks for the interesting overview of Valentines Day around the world! Best wishes, Jenni
What an interesting round up. Not quite sure about Japan with women giving men chocolates. I think it should be the other way round see you at the Hive x
Thank you both for the blog love! Looking forward to meet up at the Hive!
Very interesting facts. I agree. This day is all about spreading love and joy. Hope you have an awesome day!
Thank you Ruth – we hope you had a wonderful day!