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The Truth Concerning Valentines Day – Past and Present It is not true that Valentine's day is a holiday made up by greedy greeting card companies eager to sell more stock or by candy companies to sell more chocolate, or general retailers to create more business once Christmas is over. It is easy to picture that Valentine's Day was created by them because as soon as the stores put away their Christmas merchandise, out comes the Valentine's Day items - even though Valentine's is still more than six weeks away. Do Something Special This Year – Steal Away Somewhere Intimate For St Valentine's Day Valentine's Day is quickly approaching, a day that each year puts fear into the hearts of men. Every year, you promise yourself that next Valentine's Day; you are going to do something different. If you still do not have any creative ideas for a special surprise, do not panic, but you had get on to it straight away. Here is a Valentine's Day gift idea that is sure to please your love on that special day. National Break Up Season - After New Year to St Valentines Day Accordingly to research on dating behaviour, the time between the December holidays and Valentine's Day is National Break-up Season when people are more than twice as likely to think about breaking up than at any other time of the year. Try Something a Little Different This St Valentines Day - Vouvray Are you tired of the same old Valentine's Day dozen long-stemmed red roses and box of chocolates and dinners out that make you feel like a gold-fish in a gold-fish bowl. This year do something unique, something different that tells the person you love that took the time to think of something different this year and that you care. What You Did Not Know About Saint Valentine's Day Saint Valentine's Day is one of the biggest retail days in the calendar year. In 2006, your typical American spent around US$100 on his or her significant other, totalling $13.70 billion. Men usually spend almost double what women spend (in 2006 $135.67 and $68.64 respectively), mostly on chocolates, cards, flowers, and dinner at a swish restaurant. Approximately 180 million cards are given industry-wide annually (excluding packaged kids' valentines for classroom exchanges), making Valentine's ...