Valentine’s Day isn’t just one day for love—it’s a whole week to celebrate and cherish your special someone. If you’re looking to make Valentine’s Day 2025 unforgettable, understanding the entire week’s schedule will help you plan meaningful gestures, sweet surprises, and memorable moments. From Rose Day to Kiss Day, each day of the Valentine’s week has its unique theme dedicated to celebrating love in all its forms. Keep reading to discover the significance of each day and how you can participate.
What is the Valentine’s Day Week?
Valentine’s Day week is a celebration of love that spans seven days leading up to February 14th. It’s the perfect opportunity for couples to creatively express their feelings and shower their loved ones with affection, be it through small acts of kindness or grand romantic gestures. Each day has a dedicated theme, from exchanging roses to sharing chocolates and even making promises. Whether you’re newly dating, married, or simply celebrating self-love, Valentine’s Week 2025 is your chance to show appreciation and care.
Valentine’s Week 2025 Schedule
1. Rose Day (Thursday, February 7)
This day marks the official start of Valentine’s Week. On Rose Day, people exchange roses to express their emotions.
Each color has a special meaning:
- Red Roses: Love and passion
- Yellow Roses: Friendship and joy
- Pink Roses: Admiration and gratitude
- White Roses: Peace and respect
How to Celebrate
- Handpick a bouquet that matches your relationship. A single red rose is a perfect token for long-term love, while a mix of pink and yellow roses is great for a growing connection.
- Send a personalized note alongside the roses to make your gesture even more heartfelt.
2. Propose Day (Friday, February 8)
This day is the ultimate occasion for popping the big question or simply confessing your feelings to someone you admire.
How to Celebrate
- If you’re planning to propose marriage, make it memorable! Choose a location that holds special meaning, prepare a heartfelt speech, and don’t forget the ring.
- For a low-pressure option, simply write down your feelings in a letter, or plan a fun date and casually express your love.
3. Chocolate Day (Saturday, February 9)
Who doesn’t love chocolate? This day is all about indulging in delightful treats and sharing sweet moments with your loved ones.
How to Celebrate
- Gift a beautifully wrapped box of artisanal chocolates or bake your own treats to add a personal touch.
- Plan a “Chocolate Adventure” date—visit a chocolaterie, try hot chocolate at a cozy café, or share a decadent dessert.
4. Teddy Day (Sunday, February 10)
Teddy Day is your chance to gift your loved one something cuddly and comforting—a teddy bear symbolizes warmth and affection.
How to Celebrate
- Pick a soft, adorable teddy bear (and ensure to choose their favorite color!).
- Pair it with a handwritten note expressing why they’re your comfort person.
5. Promise Day (Monday, February 11)
Promise Day is a reminder of commitment, trust, and building a strong foundation in your relationship.
How to Celebrate
- Make promises that come from the heart. Whether it’s promising to always support each other, being more present, or planning regular date nights, your sincerity will mean everything.
- Write your promises down in a cute card or create a “Promise Jar” where you each contribute promises to revisit throughout the year.
6. Hug Day (Tuesday, February 12)
Sometimes, a warm hug can say more than words. Hug Day is all about sharing love and comfort through physical affection.
How to Celebrate
- Make this day about closeness—not just with your partner, but also with family and friends who could use some extra support.
- Plan a cozy night in with movies, blankets, and lots of hugs.
7. Kiss Day (Wednesday, February 13)
Kiss Day gives you the chance to express your love and deep connection with a gentle kiss. Whether it’s a playful peck or something more romantic, this day celebrates intimacy.
How to Celebrate
- Surprise your partner with soft, spontaneous kisses throughout the day.
- Embark on a nostalgic walk down memory lane by revisiting old date spots—and seal each visit with a kiss.
8. Valentine’s Day (Thursday, February 14)
The week culminates in Valentine’s Day, the ultimate celebration of love and romance. It’s a day for grand gestures, memorable dates, and heartfelt declarations of love.
How to Celebrate
- Plan a special dinner date—whether it’s at an upscale restaurant or a homemade candlelit dinner at home, make it feel extraordinary.
- Exchange thoughtful gifts that reflect your memories together. A photo album, custom jewelry, or a surprise getaway are always winners.
- End the day by expressing your love plainly, reminding your partner how much they mean to you.
