Candle lit dinners are already standard Valentine’s Day practices for romantic events so this year try something a bit different. The party who sets everything up will be sure to get an appropriate response from his other half. But for those who want to make a Valentine’s Day dinner even more romantic, you can follow these romance making tips:
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February is the month when people celebrate their love for one another. On the 14th day of the month, cards, flowers, candy and other gifts are given between couples for the celebration of Valentine’s Day. There are a lot of stories about how this holiday came to be and most of them involve a catholic priest named Valentine (who later became a Saint), that lived in Rome in the third century, AD.
The then current roman emperor Claudius II had it in his head that his soldiers would perform better if they were single (which is actually wrong, as people tend to have a higher motivation when someone they care about is waiting for them home), so to this end he declared marriage for young men illegal. Priest Valentine refused to accept this decree to follow the new law and secretly continued to wed those young couples who came before him. When the emperor found out about it, he threw Valentine into jail as punishment.
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2010 Holidays | 2010calendar | 
February 9, 2010 3:50 am | 
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