Valentine’s Week full list 2026: Kiss Day to Hug Day, check complete calendar from Feb 7 to Valentine’s Day on Feb 14

Valentine's Week Calendar 2026: Valentine’s Week spans seven days of love, each marked by a unique celebration. Check out the complete list with dates.

Valentine’s Week Calendar 2026: February, popularly known as the month of love, brings with it the eagerly awaited Valentine’s Week, celebrated by couples and romantics across the globe. Each day highlights a unique aspect of love and relationships, with its own meaningful theme.

Valentine’s Week 2026 full list: Check out the Valentine’s Week calendar 2026 from Rose Day to Valentine’s Day. (AI generated image )

The celebrations kick off with Rose Day on February 7 and culminate in Valentine’s Day on February 14, when partners express their love and gratitude for one another. Here’s the complete date-wise list to help you celebrate every shade of love.

Valentine’s Week 2026 dates

Valentine’s Week observance	Date	Day
Rose Day	February 7	Saturday
Propose Day	February 8	Sunday
Chocolate Day	February 9	Monday
Teddy Day	February 10	Tuesday
Promise Day	February 11	Wednesday
Hug Day	February 12	Thursday
Kiss Day	February 13	Friday
Valentine’s Day	February 14	Saturday

Valentine’s Week 2026 significance

Rose Day (February 7)

Valentine’s Week begins with Rose Day, a celebration where people express their emotions through roses. Different rose colours carry special meanings, red symbolises deep love, yellow reflects friendship, while white represents respect and purity, making it a thoughtful way to convey feelings without words.

Propose Day (February 8)

Propose Day is all about expressing heartfelt emotions and taking a step forward in love. Whether it’s confessing feelings for the first time or reaffirming commitment, this day encourages honest conversations and romantic gestures.

Propose Day is all about expressing your feelings and taking a heartfelt step toward love and commitment. (Image by Pixabay)

Chocolate Day (February 9)

Chocolate Day adds a sweet touch to Valentine’s Week. Exchanging chocolates symbolises happiness, care, and warmth, making it a popular way to celebrate love not just between couples, but also among friends and loved ones.

Teddy Day (February 10)

Teddy Day is marked by gifting soft toys that represent comfort, affection, and emotional security. A teddy bear often becomes a keepsake, reminding loved ones of warmth and care even when they are apart.

Promise Day (February 11)

Promise Day focuses on trust, loyalty, and long-term commitment. Couples use this day to make meaningful promises, strengthening their bond and reaffirming their dedication to one another.

Promise Day celebrates trust and commitment, as couples make meaningful promises to strengthen their bond. (Pexels)

Hug Day (February 12)

Hug Day highlights the power of physical closeness. A warm hug can communicate love, reassurance, and emotional support, making it one of the most heartfelt days of Valentine’s Week.

Kiss Day (February 13)

Kiss Day celebrates intimacy and emotional connection. A kiss is seen as a symbol of love, trust, and deep affection, reflecting the closeness shared between partners.

Valentine’s Day (February 14)

Valentine’s Day brings Valentine’s Week to a close. Celebrated worldwide, the day honours love and companionship, with couples spending quality time together and expressing appreciation through thoughtful gestures.