(Valentine's Day)

Kawinthip Rahaeng
May 5
2 min read

Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day began during the time of the Roman Empire. At that time, February 14 of every year was designated as a holiday to honor the goddess Juno, the empress of the Roman gods. She was also the god of women and marriage.

And the symbol of Valentine's Day is "Cupid". In Greek mythology, Cupid was believed to be the son of Venus. He appeared as a young boy with wings and held a bow. Europeans believed that this god could make people fall in love with each other by shooting his own arrow. Therefore, Cupid was honored as the god of love and became the symbol of Valentine's Day.

Valentine's Day or Valentine's Day in each country has different traditions or practices, but overall, it is celebrated and is a way to show the love between each other. And help people who want to show their love and care for their loved ones to tell each other they love each other on this day.

Wishing you a Happy Valentine's Day:

"Happy Valentine's Day" is a greeting that many people are familiar with. But in addition, there are many cute messages that help convey meaning from the heart and represent good wishes. Suitable for those who may be shy or do not dare to say the word "love" directly, such as:

I love all the adventures we have together.

Happy Valentine's to one of my favorite people.

Thanks for all you do that makes my life happier.

My life would be meaningless without you in it. You complete me.

Why do people give chocolate on Valentine's Day?

Because besides roses, chocolate is also very popular.

In the past, during the Roman era when Saint Valentine died, chocolate was still rare. Therefore, it was a valuable thing that lovers could give to each other instead of their hearts. It may also help stimulate the feeling of love.

(This year, I hope everyone finds someone who loves and loves us a lot.)