What do you know about Valentine's Day?

Valentine's Day is just a week away, but the couples' fever has probably begun today. What gift do we get? Where do we go? What if he proposes that day? This category of questions is officially open, but while we wait to see what happens, we're working on Valentine's Day.

It's an official party with us for a long time, but do we know everything about love Day?

1- It's said that Roman Emperor Claudet did not allow men to marry during the war. And for that, the bishop, named Valentino, was sentenced and then executed for attending secret marriage ceremonies.

 Two-with gifts, cards are another romantic detail that makes this date special. It's happened to us all, when we took or sent a note, that at the end of it, we could write down your Valentine”- “From your Valentin”!

This phrase was exactly what priest Valentino wrote at the end of his letter to the cell guard's daughter during his stay in prison.

3 ) There have been many algorithms about this date since its origin. In Victorian time, write a card on the day of the year The 14th of February was considered bad luck. 

Travels are the most desirable alternative that day, and couples tend to visit romanticised countries that fuel their passions more.

Such is Verona, the town where <x0 experienced”, the most ardent lovers of all time, the most beloved Shakespearens, Romeo and Juliet.

4- Interestingly, every year, The slave keeps getting 1,000 love letters a day!

5- Comments on this day are endless, from the dilemma of being a party or not, up and down Who gives more flowers, men or women? According to a study conducted in the United States, 73% of people who donate flowers that day are males and only 27%, women.

6- It's not written anywhere that should be your partner giving you flowers, 15% of American girls give themselves a gift.

7- Only that day are 189 million bouquets sold! The economy also sways violently in the name of love!

8- The symbol of love, is the red rose, Venus's favorite flower, The goddess of love in Rome.

9 ) On this day everyone celebrates, even the animals. One study has shown that 13% of people with a dog at home give a gift that day. At least sure the dog won't betray us!

10 TIt turns out the saddest of this party are singles! But don't worry, there's always a solution. In Finland, Valentine's Day is called “Ystävänpävä”, which means the friendship party. There, on this day people gather with friends and celebrate without the need for a partner.