Rose Day 2023 Date: Valentine's Day is 14 February. Although the week of love starts before Valentine's Day. Let's celebrate Valentine's Day on the last day of crossing the stages of love. Valentine's week starts on 7 February. Rose Day is celebrated on the first day of Valentine's week. Rose day means rose day.

Rose is considered a symbol of expressing feelings. In fact, by giving a rose of a particular color to someone, your heart's words can be said in gestures. Each color of rose has a different meaning. The market is filled with different types of roses. Roses of different colors instill hope in the hearts of singles. But Rose Day is not only a day for loving couples. Everyone can celebrate this day. Knowing the reason behind celebrating Rose Day and the right way of celebrating, you can also celebrate it. Let's know why Valentine's Week starts with Rose Day only. What is the history of Rose Day and why is the rose special for lovers?

When is Rose Day?
Valentine's week is celebrated from 7th February to 14th February. Rose Day is celebrated on the first day of Valentine's week, i.e. 7th February is Rose Day. On this day people express their feelings by giving roses to their partner, friend, or someone special.

Why celebrate Rose Day?
Rose is considered a symbol of love. Rose colors express feelings. Valentine's week gives you a chance to express your heart. That's why Rose Day is special for loving couples. He can express the love hidden in his heart by giving a rose to his beloved. If you love someone, you can give them roses. Apart from this, if you want to befriend someone, give a lot of respect to someone, or want to shake hands with your enemy by erasing complaints, then also you can celebrate this day by giving roses of a special color.

History of Rose Day
There is a special story to celebrate Rose Day in Valentine's week. Mughal Begum Nur Jahan used to like red roses very much. To please her, Jahangir used to send a ton of fresh roses to Nur Jahan's palace every day. Their love story was quite famous.