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Valentine's cards and gifts have their roots in English traditions — but Americans have long embraced them for romantic partners and other loved ones.

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Valentine's Day is finally here, and while you're busting out some fun Valentine's crafts for kids and might even be dabbling ...

AN editors combed through social media feeds to find the architects, industry organizations, and designers sharing messages of love today. From the use of hearts in the Arts and Crafts movement to a ...

The practice of gifting flowers—especially roses—on Valentine's Day started in the Victorian era, when flowers were used to communicate hidden meanings. Today, roses are still the top choice ...

This Valentine’s season, Mindscape SOCIAL is all about celebrating love in its most beautiful forms—love for art, love for music, love for friends, and most importantly, love for yourself!

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Valentine's Week, from February 7th to 14th, celebrates love in various forms, highlighting its origins with Saint Valentine. Each day focuses on different expressions of love, such as giving ...

Unlike the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day rarely ends with a clear winner. It’s more like English cricket, which usually ends in a draw. Valentine’s Day began in the 1800s as a special day for ...

Skip the crowded restaurant and make these editor-approved dinners, drinks, and desserts at home. Audrey Morgan is an associate food editor at Food & Wine with over seven years of experience ...

Valentine’s Day is a notoriously difficult holiday for gift-giving. The equation for the perfect gift is endlessly variable — and changes along with every shift in relationship status.