Happy Valentine’s Day 2023: Wishes, quotes, images, greetings to share with your love

Valentine’s Day 2023: Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. The day which is also known as the "Festival of Love" falls on February 14 every year.

As we all know, February 14th is a day to express our love and affection for our significant others. 

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Traditionally, on Valentine's Day, whether you are giving a bouquet of red roses, wearing a red dress, or simply incorporating red into your decor, remember that this colour represents the power and beauty of love. 

Valentine’s Day Quotes 

• Love is friendship that has caught on fire." —Ann Landers
• "We were together. I forget the rest.” —Walt Whitman
• "Loving is not just looking at each other, it’s looking in the same direction." —Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
• "All you need is love. But a little chocolate now and then doesn't hurt." —Charles M. Schulz
• "I love you right up to the moon—and back." —Sam McBratney
• "Love recognizes no barriers." —Maya Angelou
• "Love is the whole thing. We are only pieces.” —Rumi
  

Valentine’s Day Wishes 

• You're my everything. Happy Valentine's Day!
• To my valentine—I never knew what love was until I met you.
• Know why I have a library card? Because I’m checkin’ you out.
• Happy Valentine’s Day to the most beautiful woman I know.
• You're my best friend and my partner in crime. Thank you so much for being you. Happy Valentine’s Day Love!
• My Valentine, you take my breath away, every single day. Happy Valentine’s Day Baby!
• I pray to God that we are always together - whether on earth or in heaven - Happy Valentine's Day Love!

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Valentine’s Day: Significance of Red colour 

Red is a strong colour that evokes strong emotions and is associated with love, passion, and desire. It is the colour of roses, the symbol of love, and it has been used for centuries on Valentine's Day to express love and affection. 

Historically, the Greeks and Hebrews considered red to be a symbol of love.