While the old adage “it’s what’s on the inside that
counts” is recognised worldwide, what’s on the outside has undisputed
merits-especially when it comes to the lover’s celebration of Valentine’s Day. Celebrated
on 14th February, the day first became associated with romantic love
within the circle of Geoffrey Chaucer in the 14th century, when the
tradition of courtly love flourished.
In the 18th century, it involved into an occasion
in which loved ones expressed their love for each other by presenting flowers,
offering greeting cards, and buying gifts for one another. It became known as a
romantic symbol and an invitation to unlock the lovers heart. Today, the
holiday keeps its lovely tradition and is celebrated the same in modern
society.
Love is in the air and while men are flocking to the
stores to figure out what to get their loved ones. Let us reflect with knowing,
the most romantic thing in the world is celebrating the love you have for someone
every single day, instead of just once a year.
For the V-day edit, let’s celebrate everything Valentine
(Rome wording) with red and pink being the most popular tones for this love
letter. Our fascination with this romantic holiday and our equal fascination with
setting fire to it with a huge celebration, explores our singularly fiery
passion that burns bright. Some people get so excited about this day, they can’t
seem to focus on much else and equally rush to impress.
Men and women feel a great deal of pressure, trying to
get the right gift to surprise their significant other. So what is the best way
to fix this constant anxiety? Believe it or not, women seem to harbour the most
stress in recent studies. The best way to handle living up to the hype, is to
write to Dear Valentine and we will take all the weight off of your shoulders.