Who loves this holiday?

Question

We don't make that big of a deal of Valentines day in Ireland.

Please leave an answer saying how you celebrate it.... and what country you are in!! Thanks!!

Answer 1

Show the people you love that you love them every day. (England).

Answer 2

It's a nice holiday and my husband and I will celebrate it by exchanging a greeting card, maybe candy and/or flowers. We usually don't go out to eat because the restaurants are jam packed with people. We'll sometimes do lunch or the weekend before/after. We don't normally make a big deal of it ... we have "Valentine's Day" every day! ;) We always tell each other we love each other several times a day, make time for a kiss and hug (or several!), make time to talk and spend time together as much as we can! We live in the US.

Answer 3

I live in the United States of America. Here, we make a big deal of it. Most Americans call Valentine's Day a "Hallmark Holiday,", which over here basically means it is a holiday created to make the greeting card companies rich. But personally, I love Valentine's Day. We give flowers, cards, and fancy boxes of chocolates. We take our spouse or boyfriend/girlfriend out to eat at a nice restaurant and generally, just enjoy spending quality time together. It's a nice opportunity to show our spouse how much they mean to us.

Answer 4

Well im from united states but im mexican and i love Valentines day but i would say not only celebrate it only on that day try to show your love to your significant other once in a while. And by doing it that u are keeping your love true and alive like the first day you were together . This year i did a beautiful romantic homecooked meal my husband cried he felt really special and its been 4 yrs already married .

Answer 5

I Live in America. And its not like a huge holiday over here, but many people celebrate it with their loved ones. mostly boyfriends with girlfriends and husbands with wives. i personally love Valentines day. It is a great day just to reassure all the love you have for each other and go have a day just for you and your loved one. most people exchanged something little for a gift, mostly choclate and maybe a stuffed animal. Flowers are the big gift too. so i really love the holiday.
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Answer 6

Some people make more of it than others, of course. But my gran always combined her birthday dinner with a Valentine's celebration (She was born on the day).
Everyone had a good time, and she was the centre of double attention.

--That Cheeky Lad

Answer 7

Call me negative but I hate Valentines day. Its right on top of my birthday which is completely eclipsed by it. No decent cards in the shops, flowers cost a fortune, and you can't book a restaurant table for more than two people. I'd just like to be allowed to have a birthday like everybody else.

Answer 8

I dont really celebrate it...but i got asked out this valentines day but were already broke up..i knew it wouldnt last long *sigh* Here in America its just a romantic day i guess...

Answer 9

I live in tennessee, USA.

and this past Valentines Day, we stayed at home and cooked a big dinner, and then had a candlelight bath.

Also bought each other a few things.

Answer 10

i'm from the us. there's always alot of hype around the holiday. Like where you're going to go to dinner, what movie you are going to see together, what fun event you're attending that night...so on. But really it's just like any other day. Once it's over I don't even think about it anymore. I just have some nice flowers to look at until they die and an empty box of chocolate that I feel guilty for eating.

Answer 11

USA- i personally dont like valentines day. yeah we celebrate it and everyone makes a big deal about it. but its a day for all hte couples, and anyone like myself who isnt a couple, the day makes u feel like crap and u just want it to be over :)
hope this helped u :)