Who was Saint Valentine? The history of Saint Valentines Day. Valentine traditions, customs, symbols: cupid, hearts and arrows, lovebirds, valentine’s cards, paper hands, love knots. Saint Valentine’s poems by W. Blake, R. Burns, W. Woodsworth.
CONTENTS Introduction I. Who Was Saint Valentine ? II. The History of Saint Valentines Day III. Valentine Traditions IV. Early Valentine Customs V. Valentine Symbols: 5.1 Cupid 5.2 Hearts and Arrows 5.3 Lovebirds 5.4 Valentine’s Cards 5.5 Roses 5.6 Daisies, Violets and Bachelor Buttons 5.7 Say It With Flowers... 5.8 Sweetheart, Sugar Pie, Honey etc. 5.9 Chocolate 5.10 Love Knots 5.11 Paper Hands 5.12 Valentine Lace VI. Saint Valentine’s Poems Introduction St. Valentine’s day is the holiday of all the sweethearts. It’s celebrated on February 14 all around the world. It is the traditional day on which lovers express their love for each other by sending Valentine’s cards, different presents, sweets, flowers, or offering confectionary. Ever since St. Valentine died on February 14, 269 AD, people have been giving their loved ones Valentines and roses and other things to show their feelings toward them. They do that because of what Valentine did. Some people believe that when Valentine died, he left a note to the j
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