❤️ France – the country of love
France is considered one of the most romantic countries in the world, and Valentine's Day is celebrated here with special charm. Parisians give their loved ones exquisite chocolates, luxurious bouquets of roses and invite them to dinner at restaurants with panoramic views.

💌 Great Britain – love poems and mysterious letters
In Britain, there is a tradition of sending anonymous Valentine's cards. People receive romantic messages without knowing who they are from. This adds mystery and intrigue to the holiday!

🌸 Japan – an initiative by women
In Japan, it is women who give chocolate to men. There are two types of gifts: "honmei-choco" – for lovers, and "giri-choco" – for friends or colleagues. And on March 14 (White Day), men respond with gifts three times more expensive.

💃 Spain – a day of passion and flamenco
In Spain, this day is full of passion! Men shower their beloved with roses, give postcards with poems and invite them to evening flamenco dances. It is believed that this dance can further inflame feelings between lovers.

🍫 Italy – sweet love
In Italy, lovers traditionally exchange sweets, the most popular gift is chocolate candies “Baci Perugina” with love predictions inside. And here it is customary to arrange romantic walks under the starry sky.

💖 Denmark – Valentines with humor
In Denmark, there is a unique tradition of sending “joke letters” – “gaekkebrev”. Men write poems or riddles without a signature, and the woman has to guess the sender. If she guesses, she receives a chocolate egg for Easter.

✨ Brazil – dancing instead of romance
In Brazil, Valentine’s Day is celebrated not on February 14, but on June 12. On this day, large-scale carnivals are held, and the holiday resembles a noisy party with dancing and music.

Each country has its own special traditions of celebrating Valentine's Day. But the main thing is that February 14 is another reason to tell your loved ones how much you love them. 💕