When is Promise Day 2020? Significance and Importance of Promise Day in Valentine Week

When is Promise Day 2020? Significance and Importance of Promise Day in Valentine Week - Tuesday, February 11th, 2020

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The Valentine's week started with Rose Day which was on February 7 followed by Propose Day on 8th, Chocolate Day on 9th, Teddy Day on 10th, Promise Day on 11th, Hug Day on 12th, Kiss Day on 13th and finally, the much awaited Valentine’s Day on 14th. Promise Day falls on the fifth day of the Valentine's week and it is a day when couples make unbreakable promises to themselves and to each other. These promises signify their love and commitment to each other and their relationship.
While Promise Day is celebrated on February 11, do not mix it with the World Promise Day as it is not a part of the Valentine's week. Promise Day is indeed an important day for lovers as it tests the love and care of a person towards you, especially in long-term relationships. While a special day is not required to proclaim your love or to make a promise to your significant other, sometimes people get busy with the hustle bustle of their daily life so much that they are unable to devote quality time to their relationship. In such situations, celebrating days like Promise Day is important to make your partner feel valued and special. So, read on to know more about this day.Also, on Promise Day ensure that you always make promises to your partner which you can fullfill. If you are not serious about your partner or your relationship then do not make promises of loving them forever as it might hurt them in the long run. The whole idea of making promises to your partner is to make them feel valued and strengthen your bond by sticking to your promises. Remember, a promise comes along with responsibility as it communicates your commitment to your partner.


So go ahead and celebrate this special day with your significant other.


Happy Promise Day!

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