Trivia Spin Answers What is celebrated on this day?

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Valentine's Day is celebrated annually on 14 February. The holiday was named in honour of a martyr and physician named Valentine. According to legend, an overbearing, cruel Roman emperor decided that a single man who did not care about his wife and family would fight better on the battlefield, as he had nothing to lose. The ruler imposed a ban on marriages. St Valentine broke the ban and secretly married soldiers and their lovers, for which he was executed. After his death, people began to celebrate this day as a holiday of love and devotion. On this day people usually give gifts and flowers to their loved ones. The symbol of the holiday is the red rose, which signifies love and passion. Some couples celebrate this day by having romantic dinners and dates.