United States Valentines Day 2025

When Is It Celebrated?

Valentines Day is celebrated annually on February 14th.

Valentines Day Historical Data (2023 - 2027)

14/02/2023TueValentine's Day
14/02/2024WedValentine's Day
14/02/2025FriValentine's Day
14/02/2026SatValentine's Day
14/02/2027SunValentine's Day

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Purpose

The day is dedicated to celebrating love in all its forms—romantic, familial and platonic. It is a time to show appreciation for the people who matter most.

How Is It Celebrated?

On Valentines Day, couples exchange gifts like chocolates, flowers and cards, while friends and family share tokens of appreciation. Romantic dinners, heart-shaped treats and school valentine exchanges are also popular. Many also plan surprise dates or write heartfelt letters to their loved ones.

History

Valentines Day: The holiday has roots in ancient Roman festivals and Christian traditions honoring Saint Valentine, a martyr associated with love. Over time, it evolved into a celebration of romance and affection.

Traditions

Exchanging valentines, giving roses (especially red ones) and baking heart-shaped cookies are cherished traditions.

Fun Fact

Over 1 billion Valentine's Day cards are exchanged each year which makes it the second-largest card-sending holiday after Christmas.

Modern Celebrations

Today, Valentine's Day is celebrated worldwide with unique twists in different cultures. From Japan's tradition of women giving chocolates to men to South Korea's multiple love-themed holidays, the day continues to evolve while keeping love at its core.