Valentine's Day Gift and Decoration Tips

For many years, February 14 has been one of the important days. Worldwide, the feast of love and affection between partners is celebrated. On this day it is customary to send flowers, sweets and gifts with the most common theme of heart and other symbols of love to your nearest and beloved person. 

Originally an Anglo-Saxon holiday, it is derived from Lupercalia celebrated in ancient Rome. On the eve of that day, tickets bearing the names of the girls were inserted into the "love urn." Every young man pulled a ticket and the girl whose name he drew was to become his "sweetheart" the following year.

Valentine's Day was celebrated by the priest Valentine, who secretly married young couples during the reign of Claudius II. He forbade marriage to his soldiers. He was afraid they'd want to stay home with their families and not go into battle. Valentine's defiance was revealed, the priest was arrested and executed on February 14. Lupercalia Day merged with the celebration of the martyrdom of Valentine's Day, creating a romantic holiday celebrated by couples in love everywhere.

Valentine's Day is the perfect time to show love to your partner. Here you will find a number of romantic decorations that will illustrate the right atmosphere at dinner. Scented candles are ideal for a partner bath. Last but not least, you will also choose original gifts in the form of photo frames.