Valentine's Week Celebrates Love with Hug Day and Kiss Day Festivities

Hug Day on February 12 and Kiss Day on February 13 highlight emotional and physical connections as part of Valentine's Week traditions.

Hug Day, celebrated on February 12, emphasizes warmth, comfort, and the importance of physical affection in relationships.
The act of hugging is linked to mental and physical well-being, releasing oxytocin, which reduces stress and fosters emotional bonds.
Kiss Day, observed on February 13, symbolizes intimacy and trust, marking the final celebration before Valentine's Day on February 14.
Both days encourage couples to deepen their connections through meaningful gestures like hugs and kisses, while also celebrating friendships and family bonds.
Valentine's Week, spanning February 7 to 14, features themed days like Rose Day, Promise Day, and Chocolate Day, culminating in Valentine's Day.