Valentine Week 2023 List Here is the full list of Valentine Week from 7th to 14th February 2023:

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Valentine Week 2023 List Here is the full list of Valentine Week from 7th to 14th February 2023:

Note: The above list is widely accepted and celebrated in India, but the origins and observances of these days may vary in different countries and regions.

7th February: Rose Day 

8th February: Propose Day 

9th February: Chocolate Day 

10th February: Teddy Day

 11th February: Promise Day 

12th February: Hug Day 

13th February: Kiss Day

 14th February: Valentine's Day

15th February: Slap Day (unofficial) 

16th February: Kick Day (unofficial) 

17th February: Perfume Day (unofficial)

 18th February: Flirting Day (unofficial)

 19th February: Confession Day (unofficial)

 20th February: Missing Day (unofficial)

 21st February: Breakup Day (unofficial)


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