Happy Valentine’s Day: enjoy the amazing animation . #valentine #valentinesday #valentines_day 💗

Happy Valentine’s Day: enjoy the amazing animation . #valentine #valentinesday #valentines_day 💗

Hello, my lovely viewers today I am going to share the amazing animation of Valentine"s Day . I hope you guys will like it. Please do subscribe, like, comment and share. Thanks for your time and your continuous support. 💙How did Valentine’s Day start? Valentine's Day is a fixed day on the calendar that got lumped into a mid-February holiday on the ancient Roman calendar called Lupercalia—which some historians believe is what led to Valentine's Day being all about love. Lupercalia celebrated fertility, and may have included a ritual in which men and women were paired off by choosing names from a jar. In Ancient Greece, people observed a mid-winter celebration for the marriage of the god Zeus and the goddess Hera. 💚Who was Saint Valentine? (And what does he have to do with chocolate hearts?) Not much, it turns out. Saint Valentine's Day was a feast day in the Catholic religion, added to the liturgical calendar around 500 AD. The day was commemorated for martyred saints named—you guessed it—Valentine. Differing legends celebrate three different saints called Valentine or Valentinus, but since very little was known about these men and there were conflicting reports of the Saint Valentine Day story, the feast day was removed from the Christian liturgical calendar in 1969. with a love-focused holiday—Saint Valentine was a Roman priest who performed weddings for soldiers forbidden to marry, because of an Roman emperor edict decreeing married soldiers did not make good warriors and thus young men could not marry. This Saint Valentine wore a ring with a Cupid on it—a symbol of love—that helped soldiers recognize him. And, in a precursor to greeting cards, he handed out paper hearts to remind Christians of their love for God. Because of this legend, St. Valentine became known as the patron saint of love. The Saint Valentine prayer asks Saint Valentine to connect lovers together, so that two become one, and the couple remembers their devotion to God. While the Saint Valentine story set the groundwork for establishing the day as a holiday for romantic love, what truly solidified the connection between Saint Valentine and love was a poem by medieval author Geoffrey Chaucer in 1381, which historians consider the origin of the "modern" celebration of Valentine's Day, where we celebrate our romantic partnership with one other person. 💚Why do we celebrate Valentine’s Day? Chaucer lived in the Middle Ages, the era of courtly love, when broad, romantic statements of devotion—poems, songs, paintings—celebrated partnership. By the end of the 15th century, the word "valentine" was being used to describe a lover in poems and songs of the day, and in the 18th century, a book called The Young Man's Valentine Writer was published in England. By the mid-19th century, mass-produced paper Valentine's Cards were being created (though DIY Valentine card ideas are still worth trying), and Valentine's Day as we know it was born. The truth about Valentine's Day history is that the romantic holiday isn't immune to tragedy. In Prohibition Chicago in 1929, seven men were killed by a gang organized by Al Capone on February 14. The Valentine's Day Massacre became a flashpoint in Prohibition history, with police and lawmakers going after the gangs and mobs that had formed in cities to control then-illegal substances like alcohol. 💞What is the meaning of Valentine’s Day? Over the years (and centuries), Valentine's Day has been a religious celebration, an ancient ritual day, and a commercial holiday. All that change means the meaning of Valentine's Day is truly whatever you want it to be: You can skip the celebrations completely, buy yourself some chocolate or flowers, or express your love and appreciation for the people in your life, whether they're co-workers, romantic partners, friends, or family members. Some people love Valentine's Day, and some people just love to hate it; Galentine's Day is a relatively new way to celebrate, as women celebrate their love for their closest friends. So celebrate the day of love however you want, even if it's just through self-love. A nice dinner out, going to the movies, cooking a fancy meal at home, or hosting a Valentine's Day party are also great ways to celebrates. #valentine #love #valentinesday #valentines #valentineday #valentinegift #gift #happyvalentinesday #kadovalentine #valentinesdaygift #valentinesgift #handmade #giftideas #heart #buketbunga #february #birthday #art #instagood #flowers #gifts #hadiahvalentine #bouquet #chocolate #fashion #buketwisuda #buketvalentine #wedding #kadoultah #instagram 🔴Music: no copyright music .🔴Please don't forget to subscribe 🔔 #valentine_day #Valentines_day #Fortune_Channel #vlogger #traditions #happy_valentines_day ~~~~~~~~~~~~