Valentine's Day is one of the most widely recognized celebrations of love, marked by millions around the world with flowers, chocolates, and heartfelt messages. But how did this holiday come to be?

Every year on February 14th, people around the world celebrate love—or complain about their lack of it. Most people associate ...

Valentine's Day isn't only popular in the United States. People in plenty of other countries around the world love celebrating this holiday about love.

Canada's Valentine's Day trends mirror those of its southern neighbor. Chocolate-covered strawberries led entries with a 3,418% increase on the day of love according to the data.

This Valentine’s Day, Krispy Kreme is filling the world with love by providing guests with four all-new heart-shaped doughnuts in a delightful custom ...

While Valentine’s Day is generally perceived as a celebration of romantic love, this isn’t the case in Finland. On 14 February, people in Finland mark the platonic celebration of Friend’s Day.

Canada's Valentine's Day trends mirror those of its southern neighbor. Chocolate-covered strawberries led entries with a 3,418% increase on the day of love according to the data.

On Friday 14 February, people around the world who observe Valentine’s Day will shower each other with affection, whether in the form of cards, gifts or token gestures. While it is widely ...

Valentine’s Day is celebrated in many countries around the world as a day to honor love and connection. Beyond flowers and heartfelt gestures, food plays a big part in how people enjoy this day ...