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🎃Happy Valentine Day 14th Feb 2020

Happy Valentine Day 14th Feb 2020

Saint Valentine's Day, commonly known as Valentine's Day,or the Feast of Saint Valentine, is observed on February 14 each year. It is celebrated in many countries around the world, although it remains a working day in most of them. It is the second most celebrated holiday around the world second to New Year's Day.
Valentine Week 7th Feb to 14th Feb

7 Feb Rose Day
8 Feb Propose Day
9 Feb Chocolate Day
10 Feb Teddy Day
11 Feb Promise Day
12 Feb Kiss Day
13 Feb Hug Day
14 Feb VALENTINE’S DAY
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Love Sms
Valentine Jokes
Valentine Wishes

Red Heart

Red Heart
Sunset Heart

Sunset Heart
Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day
Be My Valentine

Be My Valentine
Love in the air

Love in the air
Tune into LOVE

Tune into LOVE


Love Sms
When you love someone more than they deserve,
you always end up with more pain than you deserve.
Most relationships tend to FAIL for 2 reasons
Not because of the ABSENCE of love. Love is always PRESENT.
It's just that
ONE WAS BEING LOVED TOO MUCH
and the other
WASN'T BEING LOVED ENOUGH..!!!
There Are No Words Powerful Enough
To Show My Feelings For You,
But Trust Me,
I LOVE YOU
I REALLY LOVE YOU FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY HEART.
Sacrifice is greater than Love,
Character is greater than Beauty,
Humanity is greater than Wealth...!
But
Nothing is greater than Good Relations,
And Good Relations don't necessarily mean finding Similarities...
Its just about respecting Differences.
D i s t a n c e
Is not an obstacle,
But
It’s a beautiful
reminder of how strong
true love can be
The hardest thing
you will ever do is
watch the one you love,
love someone else.
Valentine Jokes
After she woke up, a woman told her husband, "I just dreamed you gave me a diamond necklace for Valentine’s Day. What do you think it means?"
"You’ll know tonight," he said.
That evening the husband came home with a small package and gave it to his wife. Delighted, she opened it--to find a book entitled “The Meaning of Dreams.”
BOY:I can't Leave You!
GIRL:Do you love me that much?
BOY:It's not that. You're standing on my foot!
What kind of flower do you never give on valentine's Day?
Cauliflower!
What did the stamp say to the envelope on Valentine's Day?
I'm stuck on you!
What did the caveman give his wife on Valentine's Day?
Uggs and kisses!
Valentine Wishes
Friendship is the most beautiful word ever invented. One may even lose love at some point of time in life, but a true friend will be by your side forever. Happy Valentines day.
Everything comes with an expiry date. Thankfully something like friendship, still exists. I at least have something forever. I don't ever want to lose you. Happy Valentines day.
You are my sun by day and my moon at night, You are the star in the dark and my universe up high. You are my heaven on earth! Happy Valentines day my beloved friend.
You are a friend to me, a friend who I would never ever want to lose. I love you more than anything else in this world. Happy Valentines day.
Whoever said Valentines day is only for lovers? I love you my best friend! Happy Valentines day.

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