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Valentine's Day

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February 14 is Valentine's Day or Saint Valentine's Feast. The day of love owes its origins to ancient Roman and European Christian traditions.

Valentine's Day in Singapore

Valentine's Day, celebrated on February 14th, is a popular occasion in Singapore, as it is in many parts of the world. It's a day where love and affection are expressed through various gestures and gifts.

History and Traditions

The celebration of Valentine's Day in Singapore does not have a long historical tradition as it does in some Western countries. It was introduced through Western influence and has gained popularity over the years, especially with the younger generation.

The traditions followed are similar to those in Western countries, including:

  • Exchanging Cards: Couples and friends exchange Valentine's Day cards with messages of affection.
  • Gift-Giving: Popular gifts include chocolates, flowers (particularly red roses), jewelry, and teddy bears.
  • Romantic Dinners: Many couples go out for romantic dinner dates at restaurants, which often offer special Valentine's Day menus.
  • Special Deals: Retailers and service providers offer special deals and promotions tailored to couples looking to celebrate.

What People Do

On Valentine's Day, Singaporeans engage in several activities to celebrate love:

  • Couples may enjoy a stroll along the Marina Bay or visit attractions like the Singapore Flyer for panoramic views of the city.
  • Some choose to spend a day at luxury hotels that offer Valentine’s packages including spa treatments.
  • For a more unique experience, couples might take part in workshops for cooking or crafting – activities that allow them to spend quality time together.
  • Public spaces like shopping malls are decorated with hearts and flowers, creating a festive atmosphere.

Valentine’s Day is also an opportunity for singles to celebrate friendship or treat themselves to something special. Some groups organize anti-Valentine’s events or parties for those who are single or uninterested in traditional celebrations.

In summary, while not historically rooted in Singaporean culture, Valentine’s Day has been embraced by locals who participate in global traditions of celebrating love and romance.

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