Valentine’s Day

Valentine's Day is history for 2013 and according to a survey conducted by BIGinsight spending to the big day was slightly higher than last year. Spending may have been up but it was not as robust as many had hoped it would be.

Whether you're stuck trying to figure out an original way to be romantic or lamenting the fact you don't have a sweetheart, Valentine's Day definitely isn't all chocolate and good feelings. But no matter your February 14th gripe, you are still probably having a better Valentine's Day than a Manchester, England man named Dan.

February 14th is upon us, so it's time to whip out all the lovey dovey cliches, y'all. We're talking about the stuff we expect on V-Day-- the chocolates, roses and, of course, the proposal stories. It's a pretty cute idea to propose to your significant other on the most romantic day of the year, but with that comes a big, big risk-- that other person might say no. Yikes.

It's Valentine's Day around the world.  It is a day when people shower their loved one with flowers, candy and jewelry. It's also a day of reflection when people look back at previous Valentine's days and remember the gifts they gave and the people who received them. I remember my first Valentine's Day in school in New York State.

Valentine’s Day is upon us, so if you’d like to find the most romantic place to take that special someone, you might be surprised to find out just where in the US that is.

Say what you want to about Valentine's Day, it is an excuse to buy a three pound box of chocolates and a double-sized bottle of white wine and not have to share it with anybody. But what to do while you're picking through your Whitman's Sampler and pouring yourself Texas-sized glasses of pinot grigio...

Warning: what you are about to see might induce an attack of adorable overload. Sit down, take a deep breathe and prepare yourself for... wait for it... Cupid babies. That's right-- we've discovered little kids who look like the love master himself. Aww!

Valentine's Day is tomorrow. Quite possibly the holiday that men dread the most. But there's one group that despises Valentine's Day even more, and that's single people - both men and women.

For 46 years, Sue Johnston had a pretty good idea what she'd be getting on Valentine's Day. Each February 14 her husband John would give her a bouquet of flowers with a note that read "My love for you grows." Sadly, John passed away two years ago in April. 10 months later, Johnston received Valentine's Day flowers from somebody named John. At first she thought it was a cruel joke. Read M

It comes around every year, and yet every year you wonder what kind of date you should take your sweetheart on for Valentine’s Day.