Emma Knapp
Hello Pipers, Valentine's day is coming our way! This week there will be a Valentine’s Day Grams Presale. There will be sweet items/grams for sale. This event will take place from Wednesday, January 25th to Friday, January 27th. Students will be able to purchase items such as roses, carnations, and chocolate kisses. Roses will be $6.00, Carnations will be $4.50 and chocolate Kisses will also be on sale for 10 for $1.00. These are being sold by our Galt Leadership Class, which worked amazingly to put on this event for us! If you would like to buy any of these Valentine's Day Grams, you will have to pay cash only. This will take place in the Cafeteria.
Significance of Valentine’s Day
What is the significance of Valentine’s Day? February is known for mainly romance and love, primarily because of the Saint Valentine’s Holiday. Valentine's day has become an important tradition that has the importance of culture and religion. It is also significant in view of the fact that this holiday is a commercial celebration that celebrates romance and love all over the world. On Valentine's day, loved ones can give each other gifts, sweets, and cards.
There are a variety of colours to represent different holidays, but red is the colour for Valentine's day, that is because red corresponds to love and is a symbol of the heart.
Where did Valentine's day Begin?
Have you ever thought about Valentine's day history and where it came from? Valentine's day is a holiday that is celebrated on February 14th. This holiday is celebrated every year. Fun fact about Valentine's day is that it was called the Feast of Valentine’s day. This is because Valentine's day first started as a huge dinner for the religious. The Feast was an occasion in respect of the Martyrs. Back then and still now in some countries, Valentine’s day contains both Ancient Roman traditions and religious traditions. In some countries, they will also celebrate Valentine's day with festivals.
If you would like to find more facts about Valentine's Day and its history, click the links below.
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