❤️Valentine's Day❤️

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, it is that time of the year again. Valentine's Day, it's either you love it, or you hate it. Personally, for us, we take it as a time to appreciate our loved ones.

Have it be your significant other, family, or even friends. It's a day to spread love and joy to the people you care about.

Let's dive in a little on how Valentine's Day came about. It all started with Saint Valentine in the 3rd Century. February 14th was made to remember him.

In commemoration of him, we want to share a little more information about him. He was a Roman Priest and physician. Although the stories behind Saint Valentine are a bit vague, some legends say that he was a Roman priest who went against Emperor Claudius II, who banned marriage so men would be more willing to go to war. Saint Valentine, by continuing to marry people in secret, resulted in his brutal execution. Before it was commercialized, it was a Christian feast day. Which is also why it is a day we celebrate love.

With that being said, for all those couples out there, or even best friends, we have a few fun date ideas for you guys to try out! As you can see in that beautiful photo up there, we have the Distillery District. There are so many things there to do, grab some food, and for those of you who haven't bought gifts for your partner, there are so many options there! And just enjoy the atmosphere filled with love!

FLOWERS! Who else loves flowers as much as we do raise your hand!!!

During Valentine's Day, it's a common practice to give your loved one roses. But don't you think that it's a little basic and has no meaning?

How would you like to CUSTOM MAKE a bouquet of flowers, a one-of-a-kind floral masterpiece together?

Learn how to design flowers to fit your relationship! I think that is the sweetest thing anyone could ever do for me. You can book your tickets now! https://stacktmarket.com/event/v-day-floral-workshop

HERE! You can find more options for things to do with your loved ones. https://www.todocanada.ca/valentines-day-in-toronto/