Valentine's Week 2021: From Rose Day to Valentine's Day, here's your guide to the love calendar

The first day of the Valentine's Week is celebrated as Rose Day. On this day, people give roses to their loved ones as a symbol of their affection. While red roses traditionally symbolise romance, yellow roses are given to close friends. If you're more than 'just friends' and less than a lover, you can present a pink rose to your special friend. This is a good day to patch up old enmity as well.

After expressing your love to your crush on Rose Day, Propose Day gives you the opportunity to tell them the same. The second day of the Valentine's Week is known as the day when people express their feelings of love to their crush or loved one.

The third day of the week is known as Chocolate Day and it gives a reason to all of us to keep all our worries aside and indulge in those yummy chocolates. On this day, you can let your loved ones know how much they mean to you by showering them with a collection of assorted chocolates.

The most adorable day of the Valentine's Week is the fourth day, known as Teddy Day. Show some love to those who mean the world to you by gifting them a cuddly teddy bear.

The most meaningful and significant day of Valentine's Week is Promise Day which falls on the fifth day of the week. This day is meant for you to make promises to your loved ones for a lasting relationship and also convince them that you'll keep your promises in the best way ever. Forget 'promises are meant to be broken'. Begin a new trend with 'promises are meant to be kept'.

The sixth day of the week is known as Hug Day. Sometimes, the best way to express the emotions which words can't is simply by giving a warm hug to your near and dear ones. A hug can heal the biggest of wounds and instantly cheer up others.

Just a day before Valentine's Day falls the Kiss Day. As it is that the entire week is all about love and affection and what better way to show it than by giving a kiss to your loved ones? Seal your bond of love with a kiss!

It's finally the day of love! Valentine's Day is celebrated across the globe on February 14 in memory of a 3rd century Roman saint, Saint Valentine. Make this day special for your beloved.