“I Love You” he said

Valentine’s Day, celebrated on February 14th each year, is a holiday that is commonly associated with romantic love and affection. It is a day when people express their love, appreciation, and affection towards their romantic partners, friends, family members, or anyone they care about.

Traditionally, people exchange cards, gifts, flowers (especially roses), chocolates, and other tokens of love on Valentine’s Day. Many individuals also plan special outings, romantic dinners, or surprise gestures to make their loved ones feel special.

Valentine’s Day has its roots in various legends and historical events, but it is named after Saint Valentine, a Christian martyr who is believed to have lived in the 3rd century AD. Over time, Valentine’s Day evolved into a celebration of love and has become a significant cultural holiday celebrated in many countries around the world.

While Valentine’s Day is often associated with romantic love, it has also expanded to include expressions of love and appreciation for friends, family members, and even oneself. It is a day to celebrate the bonds we have with others and to show them how much they mean to us.

However, it’s important to note that not everyone celebrates Valentine’s Day in the same way, and some people may choose not to participate in the holiday. It’s always good to be respectful of others’ beliefs and preferences when it comes to celebrating or acknowledging Valentine’s Day.

What do you do at this beautiful moment? is there romance blooming in your day today? I have two celebrations to celebrate today. One is our wedding anniversary and the second is Valentine’s Day. We celebrate our special day at #jackrabbitvineyard in Bellarine, Victoria Australia.

Slowing your love to others. It might be your family and friends, people around you and your children. Showing love will change your day magnificently.

Happy Valentine’s Day xo