by Sebastiane Salazar
Valentine’s Day has been observed
in a number of fashions throughout the decades, but the traditions that
Americans associate with the holiday did not truly take place until about 1847.
This year marks the first occasion that an American stationery store sold
pre-printed Valentine’s Day cards, and a practice that seemed to have already
flourished in England finally took hold in North America. February 14 marks the
day that lovers express and reaffirm their affection and love for one another.
Although, the origins of Valentine’s Day are somewhat murky, the generally
agreed upon observances include the giving or sending of cards and small gifts.
Other things to do on Valentine’s Day include romantic dinners and nights out. Valentine’s
Day 2012 is almost here and perhaps everyone is getting ready to celebrate this
day to the fullest. Whether you are married, engaged, or in a relationship, the
excitement in the air is almost too hard to miss. Everyone will soon begin to
make plans for the big day; sending a dozen red roses to the one they love. After
all, it’s Valentine’s Day; one of the most romantic days of the year. Romantic,
adventurous, sweet, and fun ideas for Valentine’s Day can be an easy task.
One of the
most common things people do as a couple is the combination between dinner and
a movie. It really never gets old and there is always something good to eat and
something entertaining to go see. This is a great way for the two of you to
spend Valentine’s Day together. I know this is supposed to be places TO GO for
Valentine’s Day, but home is a place to go. For Valentine’s Day you do not have
to go all out with some extravagant dinner or event, but instead just be home bodies.
You can wear comfortable clothes and either make dinner or order delivery. It can
become a very nice and romantic night in the comfort of your living room.
These are just a few of many things to do on a special and
romantic day such as Valentine’s Day.