by James | Sep 6, 2025 | Tradition of Kissing at Grand Central Terminal, NYC
Why Lovers Flock to Grand Central’s Clock Grand Central Terminal is not just a train station—it is a cathedral of movement, memory, and meaning, standing proudly at the heart of New York City since its opening in 1913. For more than a century, this terminal has...
by James | Sep 5, 2025 | Hug Day in India
Best Hug Day Quotes and Messages for Your Loved Ones Hug Day, which falls on February 12 as part of the Valentine’s Week celebrations, has become an important occasion for expressing affection and warmth in India. While every day of Valentine’s Week carries its own...
by James | Sep 4, 2025 | Black Day in South Korea
Why Jajangmyeon Is the Official Food of Heartbreak The Origins of Black Day in South Korea In South Korea, Black Day is a relatively modern tradition that has taken root as part of a unique cultural cycle of love-related celebrations. Every February 14th, Valentine’s...
by James | Sep 3, 2025 | Gaekkebrev (Denmark)
Send a Snowdrop and a Poem: How to Do Gaekkebrev Right A gaekkebrev is a playful yet deeply meaningful Danish tradition that blends creativity, secrecy, and seasonal symbolism into one charming practice. At its simplest, a gaekkebrev is a paper letter, but it is far...
by James | Sep 2, 2025 | Romance Day – Sweetest Week (Philippines-inspired)
7 Days, 7 Ways to Show Love During Sweetest Week In the Philippines, love is celebrated with warmth, creativity, and sincerity. While Valentine’s Day tends to dominate the spotlight, there is another tradition that many Filipinos look forward to — Sweetest Week,...
